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Rundle shale (Queensland, Australia) was pyrolysed at 12.5 K min-' to 35&5Oo"C for 10-240 min. The structures of the liquid products and pyrolysis residues were investigated by a number of n.m.r. spectroscopic techniques including cross-polarization and dipolar dephasing. N.m.r. provided a simple me
The pyrolysis and combustion behaviour of a set of 11 Canadian coals with different ranks (lignite to low volatile bituminous) and maceral compositions has been investigated by TGA techniques. Temperature programmed heating of the coals was carried out both under nitrogen and under air, and the weig
Mineral behaviour for two individual coals (I, J) and their two-component coal blends and 800Β°C ash blends heating were studied. Ash samples were heated progressively from 800Β°C to IT (initial deformation temperature) at 100Β°C intervals under different conditions. Coal samples were heated from room