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The oxidizing power of illinois coal. II. The effects of extended time

Abstract

The oxidizing power exhibited by five Illinois coals has been shown to reach a maximum value and then decrease, suggesting that this "reactive oxygen" may play the role of an intermediate in the oxidative degradation of these coals.

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G. R. Yohe, M.H. Wilt. 2002-05-01. The oxidizing power of illinois coal. II. The effects of extended time. https://doi.org/10.1021/ja01260a017

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