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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS ON THE ORIGIN OF MINERAL MATTER IN COAL.

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Abstract

This study attempts to quantify some of the various origins of mineral matter. Data developed for the Upper Freeport coal bed indicates that mineral matter other than pyrite and calcite is primarily derived from the vegetal matter that ultimately became coal. Cathodoluminesence was used to verify that the quartz in the Upper Freeport coal is dominantly authigenic and not detrital in origin. Sulfur variability in coal beds of the central Appalachian Basin was investigated stratagraphically.
Publication type Conference Paper
Publication Subtype Conference Paper
Title RECENT DEVELOPMENTS ON THE ORIGIN OF MINERAL MATTER IN COAL.
Year Published 1983
Language English
First page 381
Conference Title Proceedings - 1983 International Conference on Coal Science.
Conference Location Pittsburgh, PA, USA
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