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Technical gas and fuel analysis

Alfred H. White

1913

Peat and its uses, as fertilizer and fuel

Samuel William Johnson

1866

The story of fossil fuels

William B. Rice

2016

Hydrogen

Niki Walker

2007

Fossil Fuel Power

Josepha Sherman

2003

Biofuels

John R. Benemann

1980

Fuel and refractory materials

Alexander Humboldt Sexton

1897

Technical data on fuel

Henry Michael Spiers

1977

Fossil Fuels (Earth's Precious Resources)

Ian Graham

2004

Fuels, solid, liquid, and gaseous

H. Joshua Phillips

1891

Fossil fuels

Wendy Meshbesher, Eve Hartman

2008

Chemistry of sustainable energy

Nancy E. Carpenter

2014

Specification of William Johnson

William Johnson

1854

Forests for the future

Edward Parker

1998

The fuels of the household, their origin, composition and uses

Marian White

1909

Miss Pickerell tackles the energy crisis

Ellen MacGregor

1980

Fuel: solid, liquid, and gaseous

John Samuel Stafford Brame

1914

Engine-room chemistry

Augustus H. Gill

1907

Onion juice, poop, and other surprising sources of alternative energy

Mark Weakland

2011

Specification of John Isaac Hawkins

John Isaac Hawkins

1854

Alternative fuels

E. M. Goodger

1980

The environmental management of low-grade fuels

M. E. Macdonald, M. J. Chadwick, M. E. MacDonald et al.

1996

Metallurgy

John Percy

1861

An investigation into utilizing wood waste in the Lewis and Clark County area for space heat in medium-sized buildings

Herbert C. Winsor

1980

Fossil fuel

N. Saunders

2004

What's so bad about gasoline?

Anne F. Rockwell

2009

The calorific power of fuels

Herman Poole

1898

Fuels, furnaces, and refractories

J. D. Gilchrist

1977

Fuel and energy

J. H. Harker

1981

Specification of William Churchill Dempsey

William Churchill Dempsey

1856

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