Nuclear Orientation of 152Eu in Gold

Blamey, PJ; Bingham, D.; Ja, Barclay; Cashion, J. K.

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“…Many studies on sorbent modification have been carried out to mitigate the effects of sintering. [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29] The CS also exhibits a similar decay of reactivity in CO 2 capture with the increase of the calcination/ carbonation cycles. [16,17] It is necessary to improve the cyclic CO 2 capture capacity of CS in the multiple cycles, in order to maintain high CO 2 capture efficiency for the coal-fired power plants using CS as sorbent.…”

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Cyclic CO₂ capture of carbide slag modified by pyroligneous acid in calcium looping cycles

Liu

Sun

et al. 2014

Asia-Pacific J Chem Eng

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Carbide slag is a kind of industrial waste obtained in the production of acetylene that is the raw material of polyvinyl chloride in chlor-alkali plants. The carbide slag modified by pyroligneous acid was proposed as a CO 2 sorbent at high temperature. The CO 2 capture capacity of the carbide slag modified by pyroligneous acid in the calcium looping cycles was investigated in a thermogravimetric analyzer and a dual fixed-bed reactor. The modified carbide slag exhibits better CO 2 capture capacity than the carbide slag. The modified carbide slag releases the organic substances whose combustion leads to a drop in CO 2 capture capacity. The pre-calcination treatment of the modified carbide slag at 400°C before the first calcination was employed to avoid the combustion of the organic substances. The pre-calcined modified carbide slag exhibits higher carbonation conversions, compared with the modified carbide slag without pre-calcination treatment. The pre-calcined modified carbide slag achieves higher carbonation conversions at 950°C and shows larger surface area and pore volume than the modified carbide slag in the cycles. It indicates that combining the modification by pyroligneous acid with the pre-calcination treatment apparently improves cyclic CO 2 capture capacity of the carbide slag in the multiple cycles.

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Cyclic CO₂ capture of carbide slag modified by pyroligneous acid in calcium looping cycles

Liu

Sun

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Asia-Pacific J Chem Eng

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Nuclear Data Sheets for A = 152

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Nuclear Orientation of 152Eu in Gold

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Cyclic CO₂ capture of carbide slag modified by pyroligneous acid in calcium looping cycles

Cyclic CO₂ capture of carbide slag modified by pyroligneous acid in calcium looping cycles

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Nuclear Orientation of 152Eu in Gold

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Cyclic CO2 capture of carbide slag modified by pyroligneous acid in calcium looping cycles

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Cyclic CO₂ capture of carbide slag modified by pyroligneous acid in calcium looping cycles

Cyclic CO₂ capture of carbide slag modified by pyroligneous acid in calcium looping cycles