Titlebook: New Trends in Coal Science; Yuda Yürüm Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1988 Photochemistry.catalysis.chemistry.combustion.extraction

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Introduction to Coal Photochemistrylecules and even small particles. Consequently, despite their aromaticity, such materials do not give ultraviolet absorption spectra, rather they scatter light. Information about the chemistry of the aromatic nuclei can be obtained, however, from the fluorescence of extracts, notably from their exci

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Coal Characterization by Means of Curie-Point Pyrolysis Techniquesix coal samples, representative for the entire range of coal ranks, were selected from the set of 40 coals to study the pyrolysis product mixtures as a function of the coal rank in more detail by Curie-point pyrolysis gas chromatographic techniques (PyGC and PyGCMS). PyMS revealed that the number an

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Chromatographic Techniques in Coal Sciencer functionality; size exclusion chromatography separates on the basis of molecular size and allows molecular mass distributions to be deduced. High resolution analytical separations of low MM compounds are readily achieved by capillary gas chromatography; high performance liquid chromatography, espe

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Slow and Rapid Pyrolysis of Coals is the most important aspect of coal behaviour because it occurs in all major coal conversion processes. Upon pyrolysis coal is divided into a hydrogen-rich volatile fraction, consisting of gases, vapors, and tar-components, and a carbon-rich solid residue. Moreover, for certain coals decompositio

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Coal Desulfurization. The Protodesulfurization of Naphthalene Thiols and Sulfidescleophilic replacement of sulfur by oxygen in aryl thiols and sulfides led to the discovery of an acid-catalyzed reductive desulfurization reaction that proceeds readily under surprisingly mild conditions. Specifically, the treatment of 1- and 2-naphthalenethiol, 1- and 2-naphthyl alkyl sulfides, an

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1389-2185 is presented in the first part of the book. Finally the reactivity of coals at different conditions both in laboratory and industry is discussed. We hope that 978-94-010-7869-6978-94-009-3045-2Series ISSN 1389-2185