Production And Utilization Of Coal Resins

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
R. Benemelis
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

The existence of resins in some coal deposits in various parts of the world has been known for many years. These resins vary considerably in chemical structure and properties. The resin that is found in Utah coal, however, is rather unique, and has properties particularly attractive for the manufacture of printing ink mastics and adhesives. This resin is a rather dark, very high melting point, low molecular weight hydrocarbon resin. Its typical properties are shown in Table I. Its largest use by far, has been in the printing ink industry. The history of Utah coal resin is interesting, but unfortunately one of disappointment and failure.
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APA: R. Benemelis  (1990)  Production And Utilization Of Coal Resins

MLA: R. Benemelis Production And Utilization Of Coal Resins. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1990.

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