Oversight-prototype Oil Shale Leasing: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Minerals, Materials and Fuels of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs United States Senate, Ninety-fourth Congress, Second Session ... November 30, 1976 |
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... important ingredient for stack gas scrubbers for coal plants , and Alumina , which in their process comes out as a clear crystal and which is source of aluminum and would be the only commercially produced aluminum in the United States ...
... important ingredient for stack gas scrubbers for coal plants , and Alumina , which in their process comes out as a clear crystal and which is source of aluminum and would be the only commercially produced aluminum in the United States ...
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... important benefit which can be derived from demonstration of viable oil shale technology is the effect such an industry could have on our payments for foreign oil . With sufficient production , oil shale could establish an upper limit ...
... important benefit which can be derived from demonstration of viable oil shale technology is the effect such an industry could have on our payments for foreign oil . With sufficient production , oil shale could establish an upper limit ...
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... important source of liquid synthetic fuel . The only other prospect we have for this is coal , and for liquid fuel ... important to the country for a long time to come . The liquids that we produce from shale fit the so - called middle ...
... important source of liquid synthetic fuel . The only other prospect we have for this is coal , and for liquid fuel ... important to the country for a long time to come . The liquids that we produce from shale fit the so - called middle ...
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... important to recognize how neatly this might fit . A modified in situ process requires taking out about 15 to 20 percent of the shale at the bottom of the chamber to have room to work . If one is operating at a commercial level that is ...
... important to recognize how neatly this might fit . A modified in situ process requires taking out about 15 to 20 percent of the shale at the bottom of the chamber to have room to work . If one is operating at a commercial level that is ...
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... important O differences . Coal - derived syncrudes produce a high yield of gasoline and fuel oil ; shale oil derived syncrudes yield a high percentage of middle distillate oils upon which the Nation's mass - transportation industry ...
... important O differences . Coal - derived syncrudes produce a high yield of gasoline and fuel oil ; shale oil derived syncrudes yield a high percentage of middle distillate oils upon which the Nation's mass - transportation industry ...
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