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Evaluation Of Sugar Cane Bagasse And Rice Straw As Process Substrates For The Production Of Ethyl Alcohol, Douglas B. Rivers, Gisella M. Zanin, George H. Emert
Evaluation Of Sugar Cane Bagasse And Rice Straw As Process Substrates For The Production Of Ethyl Alcohol, Douglas B. Rivers, Gisella M. Zanin, George H. Emert
Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science
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Implications Of Hydrocarbon And Helium Gas Analyses Of Springs From The Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas, Randel T. Cox, Kenneth F. Steele
Implications Of Hydrocarbon And Helium Gas Analyses Of Springs From The Ouachita Mountains, Arkansas, Randel T. Cox, Kenneth F. Steele
Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science
One hundred and three ground water samples (predominantly springs) were analyzed for headspace light hydrocarbon gases and helium. Four of the formations (Arkansas Novaculite, Bigfork Chert, Stanley Shale, and Womble) having the highest mean methane values are the only Ouachita Mountain facies to produce petroleum or exhibit marginally commercial production. This observation suggests that the mean methane values are useful as an indication of the relative hydrocarbon content of these formations Anomalous helium values are generally associated with mapped faults.