U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, IC 9167, 1987; :1-101
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NIOSHTIC No.
10006041
Abstract
This publication contains analyses and related source data for 274 natural gas samples from 20 states. Of the total samples, 269 were collected during calendar year 1985; the remainder were collected earlier, but releases granting permission to publish were not received before 1986. All samples were obtained and analyzed as part of Bureau of Mines investigations of the occurrences of helium in natural gases of countries with free market economies. This survey has been conducted since 1917. The analyses published herein were made by mass spectrometer and chromatograph.
Keywords
Natural gas; Sampling; Helium; Elements; Chemical analysis; Gas analysis; Mass spectrometry; Chromatographic analysis; Geologic surveys; Environmental health monitoring; Environmental management
CAS No.
7440-59-7
Publication Date
19870101
Document Type
IH; Information Circular
Fiscal Year
1987
Identifying No.
IC-9167
Source Name
U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, IC 9167
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