03/02636 Experimental study on SO2 removal in O2/CO2 coal combustion: Zhang, X. et al. Preprints of Symposia — American Chemical Society, Division of Fuel Chemistry, 2003, 48, (1), 417–418

03/02094 A new method for the in-situ di

03/02094 A new method for the in-situ diffuse reflectance FTIR analysis of coals: Li, D. et al. Preprints of Symposia — American Chemical Society, Division of Fuel Chemistry 2003, 48, (1). 1–2

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A new method for the in-situ diffuse reflectance FTIR analysis of coals Li, D

03/02115 Desulfurization of coal with py

03/02115 Desulfurization of coal with pyrolysis in different atmosphere: Hu, H. et al. Preprints of Symposia — American Chemical Society, Division of Fuel Chemistry, 2003, 48, (1), 409–410

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0 1 Solid fuels (preparation) Several coal samples were treated with methanol for 2-120 h, dried and characterized on their compressive strength, grindability, and by SEM analysis. The strength of the treated coal was reduced to about half of that of the parent coal. and the grindability of the trea

03/02111 A novel coal cleaning with pret

03/02111 A novel coal cleaning with pretreatment in methanol: Takarada, T. et al. Preprints of Symposia — American Chemical Society, Division of Fuel Chemistry, 2003, 48, (1), 451–452

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03/02116 Effect of iron and calcium comp

03/02116 Effect of iron and calcium compounds on NO emission during coal combustion: Guan, R. et al. Preprints of Symposia — American Chemical Society, Division of Fuel Chemistry, 2003, 48, (1), 310–311

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0 1 Solid fuels (preparation) Several coal samples were treated with methanol for 2-120 h, dried and characterized on their compressive strength, grindability, and by SEM analysis. The strength of the treated coal was reduced to about half of that of the parent coal. and the grindability of the trea

03/02491 The behaviour of trace elements

03/02491 The behaviour of trace elements from high temperature coal combustion process: Sekine, Y. et al. Preprints of Symposia — American Chemical Society, Division of Fuel Chemistry, 2003, 48, (1), 358–359

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03/02125 The influence of mineral matter

03/02125 The influence of mineral matters in coal on the reaction of NO-char in the presence of SO2: Chang, H. et al. Preprints of Symposia — American Chemical Society, Division of Fuel Chemistry, 2003, 48, (1), 306–307

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01 Solid fuels (economics, business, marketing, policy) content). These properties define the possibility of use of this coal as a fuel in smokeless fuel, but the raw material or raw components in the samples are processed (with iron carbide, potassium carbide, zinc white, microphone powder, thermog