Oil Shale
A Scientific-Technical Journal

2005, Vol. 22, No. 3

	Editor's Page
1.	E.Reinsalu. Oil shale industry in Estonia at a crossroads	259-260
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2.	E. Reinsalu. Changes in mine dewatering after the closure of exhausted oil shale mines	261-274
3.	K. Erg. Changes in groundwater sulphate content in Estonian oil shale mining area	275-290
4.	T. Kaevand,Ü. Lille. Atomistic molecular simulation of thermal volume expansion of Estonian kukersite kerogen	291-304
5.	Wang Qing, Bai Jingru, Sun Baizhong, Sun Jian. Strategy of Huadian oil shale comprehensive utilization	305-316
6.	L. Ballice, R. Reimert. Comparison of hydrocarbons formed at pyrolysis of Turkish type I kerogen (Göynük) and type II kerogen (Beypazari)	317-332
7.	T. Pae, A. Luud, M. Sepp. Artificial mountains in North-East Estonia: monumental dumps of ash and semi-coke	333-344
8.	R. Veski. The volumes of spent oil shale from Estonian oil-shale processing units in 1921-2002	345-358
9.	Yaoling Chi, Shuyuan Li, Xiaobin Li. Study on shale oil diesel refining	359-366