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Summary
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English:
Artist's rendition of a
shale oil
extraction process using radio waves
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| Source | https://e-reports-ext.llnl.gov/pdf/341283.pdf Figure 5, page 17, call-out and description on page 12 |
| Author | The author of the work is not named in the source document, which was published by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory . The note associated with Figure 5 reads "Artist conception of a deviated well pattern for insertion of radiofrequency antennas and withdrawal of produced oil with minimum surface disturbance." (see page 12 of pdf) |
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| 05:38, 16 January 2010 | 663 × 564 (155,581 bytes) | w:en:Splette ( talk | contribs ) | better quality, adjust Levels & Saturation |
| 14:30, 15 January 2010 | 394 × 342 (18,400 bytes) | w:en:Novickas ( talk | contribs ) | {{Information |Description = Artist's rendition of a [[shale oil]] extraction process using radio waves |Source = https://e-reports-ext.llnl.gov/pdf/341283.pdf Figure 5, page 17, call-out and description on page 12 |Date = ~~~~~ | |