1976•Am. Chem. Soc., Div. Fuel Chem., Prepr.; (United States)Requires access

Coal: nature's black diamond

R. Tracy Eddinger

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Coal is the major fossil fuel in the U.S.A. To develop a viable synthetic fuels industry based on coal will require multi-disciplinary approaches. These needs and the career opportunities they present are discussed.

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Coal is the major fossil fuel in the U.S.A. To develop a viable synthetic fuels industry based on coal will require multi-disciplinary approaches. These needs and the career opportunities they present are discussed.

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Coal is the major fossil fuel in the U.S.A. To develop a viable synthetic fuels industry based on coal will require multi-disciplinary approaches. These needs and the career opportunities they present are discussed.

Key concepts: Coal, Fossil fuel, Diamond, Waste management, Engineering, Environmental science, Natural resource economics, Economics

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