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- Methods of analyzing coal and coke
- Weathering of the Pittsburgh coal bed at the experimental mine near Bruceton, Pa.
- Notes on the sampling and analysis of coal /by Arno C. Fieldner.
- Determination of nitrogen in coal.A comparison of various modifications of the Kjeldahl method with the Dumas method
- Why and how coke should be used for domestic heating
- The determination of combustible matter in silicate and carbonate rocks
- Stench warnings in metal mines
- Permeation of oxygen breathing apparatus by gases and vapors
- The sugar-tube method of determining rock dust in air
- Analyses of Iowa coals
- Tests of gas masks and respirators for protection from locomotive smoke in railroad tunnels with analyses of tunnel atmospheres
- Permissible explosives, mining equipment and apparatus approved prior to January 1, 1923
- Gasoline saved on government trucks by adjusting carburetors by exhaust gas analysis
- Coal analyses from twenty-five laboratories compared
- The universal and the fireman's gas masks
- The carbon monoxide self-rescuer
- Exhaust gases from engines using ethyl gasoline
- The Bureau of Mines Orsat apparatus for gas analysis
- Analyses of Alabama coals
- Analyses of Utah coals
- Analyses of Tennessee coals
- Analyses of Missouri coals
- Analyses of Indiana coals
- Analyses of Oklahoma coals
- Recent developments in the production of motor fuels from coal
- Analyses of Arkansas coals
- Work of the experiment stations of the Bureau of Mines
- Analyses of Kansas coals / [by the U.S. Bureau of Mines].
- Influence of washing coal on coke properties and on gas and by- product yields
- Some experimental data on the influence of dry and wet cleaning on coke properties and on gas and by-product yields of Pittsburgh and Mary Lee coals
- Recent developments in by-products from bituminous coal
- Comparison of small and large scale experimental carbonizing apparatus :Tests of Pittsburgh Bed coal from Allison mine, Fayette county, Pa., and of a coal from the Michel Mine, British Columbia
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Pittsburgh bed coal from Pittsburgh terminal no. 9 mine, Washington County, Pa.
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Millers Creek bed coal from Consolidation no. 155 mine, Johnson County, Ky., and the effect of blending Millers Creek coal with Pocahontas bed and Pittsburgh bed (Warden mine) coals
- Résumé of research and technologic work relating to coal conducted by the Technologic Branch during 1936
- Annual report of research and technologic work on coal, fiscal year 1937
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Upper Banner bed coal from Clinchfield no. 9 mine, Dickenson County, Va., and of Indiana no. 4-bed coal from Saxton no. 1 mine, Vigo County, Ind. :and the effect of blending these coals with Beckley bed coal
- Notes on the sampling and analysis of coal
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Pond Creek bed coal from Majestic mine, Majestic, Pike County, Ky.
- Annual report of research and technologic work on coal fiscal year 1938
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of High Splint bed coal from Closplint mine, Closplint, Harlan County, Ky.
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of washed and unwashed Lower and Upper Kittanning-bed coals from mines 72 and 73, Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Sewell bed coal from Wyoming Mine, Wyoming County, W. Va., and the effect of blending this coal with Alma bed coal
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Pittsburgh-bed coal from Bureau of Mines Experimental mine, Bruceton, Allegheny County, Pa.
- Classification chart of typical coals of the United States :showing B.t.u. per pound on the moist, mineral-matter-free basis, plotted against fixed carbon on the dry, mineral-matter-free basis
- Developments in coal research and technology in 1937 and 1938
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Pocahontas no. 3-bed coal from Buckeye no. 3 mine, Wyoming County, W. Va., and of Pocahontas no. 4-bed coal from no. 4 mine, Raleigh County, W. Va.
- Carbonizing properties and petrographic composition of Lower Banner-bed coal from Keen Mountain mine, Buchanan County, Va. :and the effect of blending this coal with Pittsburgh-bed (Warden Mine) coal
- Annual report of research and technologic work on coal, fiscal year 1940
- Annual report of research and technologic work on coal, fiscal year 1939