Acidic Structural Groups in Illinois Coals: Variation During Oxidation and Carbonization (Classic Reprint)

By Thomas Patrick Maher

Excerpt from Acidic Structural Groups in Illinois Coals: Variation During Oxidation and Carbonization

Introduction Acknowledgments Procedures Collection of samples Sampling Oxidation Carbonization Fine grinding Titrations Infrared studies Results and discussion Total acidity and component acidities. Acidic oxygen Sample M, No. 6 Coal from Knox County Fresh coal Naturally oxidized coal Forced oxidized coal Infrared spectra Sample N, no. 6 Coal from Jefferson County Fresh coal Naturally oxidized coal Forced oxidized coal Infrared spectra Sample O, no. 5 Coal from Gallatin County Fresh coal Naturally oxidized coal Forced oxidized coal Infrared spectra Sample P, Pocahontas Coal from West Virginia Fresh coal Naturally oxidized coal Forced oxidized coal Infrared spectra Sample Q, Willis Coal from Gallatin County Titration experiments Rise in E. M. F. Before titration Residual acidity at 550 and 600 C Caustic solubilities Of the fresh and oxidized coals Relation Of the acidities of fresh coals to rank Summary and conclusions References Appendix. Tabular data.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0428039685
• ISBN13: 9780428039684
• Release Date: August 2018
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• Length: 84 Pages
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