Titlebook: Bitumens in Ore Deposits; John Parnell,Henryk Kucha,P. Landais Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Bitumen.Hydrocarbon.Kohlen

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Einteilung der psychischen St?rungenNuclear magnetic resonance analyses, elemental abundances, and isotopic studies provide further constraints on the nature of the organic material, and data from these studies are consistent with a humic acid rather than an oil origin. In addition, the overall tabular shape of primary uranium orebodi

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Die Ursachen der Geisteskrankheiten, USSR). Its chemical structure differs considerably in comparison with other types of solid bitumen. Structural inhomogeneity is a characteristic feature of this carbonaceous matter. The structure of shungite is a result of some process which oxidized primary organic matter of probably algal origin, and of the conditions of regional metamorphism.

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Die psychiatrische Untersuchungrmian formations in South China. According to their genesis, and time of formation, the bitumen can be divided into the following types:.The textural-structural characteristics of organic matter and bitumen in stratabound ore deposits help in understanding their genesis and are useful in exploration.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-85806-2Bitumen; Hydrocarbon; Kohlenwasserstoffe; Mineral Exploration; Minerallagerst?tten; classification; electr

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Transmission Electron Microscopy of Carbonaceous Matter in Precambrian Shungite from Karelia USSR). Its chemical structure differs considerably in comparison with other types of solid bitumen. Structural inhomogeneity is a characteristic feature of this carbonaceous matter. The structure of shungite is a result of some process which oxidized primary organic matter of probably algal origin, and of the conditions of regional metamorphism.

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