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Carbon monoxide as a fuel. [CO can be quantitatively separated at ambient temp. and pressure from N, CO/sub 2/,H, and CH/sub 4/; CO contains 72 percent of original coal energy]

Donald G. Walker

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Key concepts: Carbon monoxide, Coal, Ambient pressure, Carbon fibers, Carbon oxide, Chemistry, Materials science, Environmental science

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