The Effect of 10 per Cent and 100 per Cent Oxygen Inhalation on Certain Liver-Function Tests
AS EARLY as 1926, evidence was presented by Resnik and Keefer1 that dogs subjected to anoxia were more easily jaundiced by carbon tetrachloride than the control animals. Since then, several authors...
High Sulfur Indiana V coal was solvent refined in a bench scale unit to determine operating conditions necessary to produce low ash product with less than 0.9 wt% S. Necessary background information was generated prior to recommending further processing of this coal at the Wilsonville SRC pilot plant. North Dakota lignite was processed in the same unit to determine its suitability for further study at the pilot plant level. Three sets of operating conditions utilizing three different mixtures of carbon monoxide and hydrogen were evaluated. On the basis of these results, further testing of lignite at Wilsonville was deferred. The report summarizes operability information and product distribution data, hydrogen, carbon monoxide and water consumption, as well as elemental analyses of products and product fractions.