This file is a spreadsheet showing the results of oil agglomeration testing. In oil agglomeration, a small amount of an oil-like substance is mixed with a fine coal slurry, and the oil selectively coats and collects, or “agglomerates,” the coal particles from the mineral matter particles so that the two can be separated. Each stream was separated into multiple particle size fractions, and each fraction was subjected to washability analysis at various specific gravities. Each specific gravity fraction was analyzed for ash content and a suite of 16 REEs. The REE data are presented both as concentrations of the whole coal material and of just the ash content. In addition, average REE data for what might be found in the earth’s crust is provided as a reference.