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  1. Comparison of Heating Methods for In-Situ Oil Shale Extraction

    … bearing rocks that contain organic matter called kerogen which, when heated at pyrolysis temperature of approximately 600-800 ℉, thermo-chemically decomposes to liberate hydrocarbons. They are at the base of the resource triangle because cutting edge technology and higher fuel prices are required …

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