Pore structures and methane sorption characteristics of coal after extraction with tetrahydrofuran
Authors:
- Huaijun JiHJHuaijun Ji
- Zenghua LiZLZenghua Li
- Yingjian PengYPYingjian Peng
- Yongliang YangYYYongliang Yang
- Yibo TangYTYibo Tang
- Zhen LiuZLZhen Liu
- 1 July 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering
- Vol. 19, 287-294
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