| 401 - 404 |
International degree programme "oil shales - Resources and technologies"
Soone J |
| 405 - 422 |
Mineral composition of Estonian oil shale semi-coke sediments
Motlep R, Kirsimae K, Talviste P, Puura E, Jurgenson J |
| 423 - 433 |
Chemical composition of carbon disulfide-extractable fraction from oil shales of three Chinese deposits
Cao JP, Zong ZM, Zhao XY, Liu GF, Mou J, Wang F, Huang YG, Zhou GJ, Hu HQ, Wei XY |
| 434 - 449 |
Unusual features of the middle Devonian Narva formation covering the oil shale bearing rocks in Estonia
Kleesment A, Shogenova A, Shogenov K |
| 450 - 464 |
Rhenium and molybdenum in tertiary oil shale deposits in northwesthern Anatolia, Turkey
Gulbay RK |
| 465 - 475 |
The presence of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) in oil obtained at pyrolysis of Jordan oil shale
Nazzal JM |
| 476 - 482 |
Desulfurization and demineralization of asphaltite by aqueous caustic leaching
Saydut A, Duz MZ, Hamamci C |
| 483 - 494 |
Passive air sampling of persistent organic pollutants in two Estonian air monitoring stations
Roots O, Sweetman A |
| 495 - 495 |
Belarussian oil shale as a prospective raw material for fuel, energy and chemical industries - to be or not to be? (vol 24, pg 5, 2007)
Kudelski A |
