1983
DOI: 10.1002/cite.330550104
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Möglichkeiten der elektrochemischen Kohleumwandlung

Abstract: Possibilities of electrochemical conversion of coal. Coal as a macromolecular organic substance can principally undergo electrochemical conversions. Presently three main directions are under investigation: electrochemical gasification with the formation of hydrogen and carbon dioxide; modification of the chemical composition of coal; and degradation to low‐molecular substances. A historical survey as well as the present state of the art is given and the electrochemical reactions of the coal and their mechanism… Show more

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“…Thus, in view of the data presented in Table 5 it is observed that on the one hand, the values of R 2 are in the order of 0.8 and on the other hand, the value of experimental q e [ Table 3] is 10.1 mg•g -1 and calculated value from first order pseudo model is 3.34 mg•g -1 . Similarly, it has been found in other research [42] that this model is not the most appropriate for adjusting adsorption kinetics data to carbonaceous materials.…”
Section: Kinetic Models Of Processesmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Thus, in view of the data presented in Table 5 it is observed that on the one hand, the values of R 2 are in the order of 0.8 and on the other hand, the value of experimental q e [ Table 3] is 10.1 mg•g -1 and calculated value from first order pseudo model is 3.34 mg•g -1 . Similarly, it has been found in other research [42] that this model is not the most appropriate for adjusting adsorption kinetics data to carbonaceous materials.…”
Section: Kinetic Models Of Processesmentioning
confidence: 74%