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Springer Advances in Coal Spectroscopy - Chemistry Book

Name: Springer Advances in Coal Spectroscopy - Chemistry Book
Brand: Springer
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Explore the complex world of organic-rich fossil matter with Advances in Coal Spectroscopy. Published by Springer as part of the Modern Analytical Chemistry series, this text addresses the significant developments in our understanding of the chemical composition, structure, and reactivity of coal. Despite recent progress, many scientific questions remain regarding molecular weight distributions, the degree of crosslinking, and typical cluster sizes. This book examines the ongoing debates surrounding the role of a mobile phase and the nature of organic sulfur forms. It provides a deep look into the challenges of structural elucidation and the current lack of consensus regarding research goals in the field. Designed for professionals and students in analytical chemistry, this volume serves as a resource for understanding the fundamental questions that continue to shape the study of coal chemistry. It bridges the gap between established knowledge and the heated debates that drive modern scientific inquiry.

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Covers major advances in the understanding of coal chemical composition and reactivity.

Examines complex topics including molecular weight distributions and degree of crosslinking.

Discusses scientific debates regarding typical cluster sizes and interconnecting bridges.

Provides analysis on the possible role of a mobile phase in coal study.

Addresses the nature of organic sulfur forms within fossil matter.

Part of the Modern Analytical Chemistry series from Springer.

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Brand: Springer
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0306437961
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Chemistry > Analytical Chemistry
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 31 January 1992
Listed Since: 12 January 2007

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