2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.coal.2008.07.016
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Metalliferous coals: A review of the main genetic and geochemical types

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“…Note that the factors listed above have different contribution for uranium enrichment. The significant enrichment of uranium in coals was usually caused by exfiltrational and infiltrational solutions, as reported by Seredin and Finkelman [52] and Dai et al [17]. However, other factors could only cause a slight enrichment of uranium in coals.…”
Section: Uranium In Coals From Different Coalfields In Chinamentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Note that the factors listed above have different contribution for uranium enrichment. The significant enrichment of uranium in coals was usually caused by exfiltrational and infiltrational solutions, as reported by Seredin and Finkelman [52] and Dai et al [17]. However, other factors could only cause a slight enrichment of uranium in coals.…”
Section: Uranium In Coals From Different Coalfields In Chinamentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Tego typu zagospodarowanie odpadu jest nieekonomiczne, ponadto gromadzone zwałowiska po wysuszeniu wykazują silne pylenie oraz emisje rozpuszczalnych składników do wód gruntowych, powodując szkody w biosferze. Mają one bezpośredni, niekorzystny wpływ na rośliny, obniżając intensywność asymilacji, a tym samym spowalniając wzrost roślin [9,10].…”
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“…Though coals with unusually high concentrations of trace elements are quite rare, they have been reported in many coal basins worldwide (Dai et al 2012). Anomalous concentrations of trace elements in coals are usually related to source rock, volcanic ash, groundwater and magmatic/hydrothermal fluids (Baruah et al 2005;Dai et al 2012aDai et al , 2005Finkelman 1993;Ren et al 1999;Sun et al 2010;Zhang et al 2002), which accumulated in coals from the earliest peat-accumulation stage to the latest anthracite stage (Seredin & Finkelman 2008).…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%