1987
DOI: 10.1002/cjce.5450650320
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The redistribution of trace and minor elements during coal liquefaction

Abstract: Radioactivation analysis of four sets of coal liquefaction feed and product materials provided information on the concentrations of forty trace and minor elements. Coal-derived ti1 was found to have low levels of most elements, comparable to crude petroleum. Aqueous process effluents were shown to have potentially troublesome levels, especially of Cr and Ba. The concentration data derived in this study and rzlevant process data were combined to construct elemental mass balances around the liquefaction process;… Show more

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