Coal, air, fire and water

David Jones

Nature, 2000, vol. 403, issue 6766, 154-154

Abstract: A coal mine fills with water unless constantly pumped out, and Daedalus has an idea for harnessing this water supply. At the bottom of deep mines, water becomes supercritical and is a powerful solvent. If there was a way of releasing it, then it would deliver a stream of useful products to the surface.

Date: 2000
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