Secondary coking and cracking of shale oil vapours from pyrolysis or hydropyrolysis of a Kentucky Cleveland oil shale in a two-stage reactor
Authors:
- S.D. CarterSCS.D. Carter
- M. CitirogluMCM. Citiroglu
- J. GallacherJGJ. Gallacher
- C.E. SnapeCSC.E. Snape
- S. MitchellSMS. Mitchell
- C.J. LaffertyCLC.J. Lafferty
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