A comparison of the carbon-13 n.m.r. spectra of solid coals and their liquids obtained by catalytic hydrogenation
Authors:
- Kurt W. ZilmKZKurt W. Zilm
- Ronald J. PugmireRPRonald J. Pugmire
- David M. GrantDGDavid M. Grant
- Ralph E. WoodRWRalph E. Wood
- Wendell H. WiserWWWendell H. Wiser
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