Mineral Matter Removal From Anthracite By High Temperature Chlorination

SR-31 The removal of mineral matter from anthracite was studied by a method employing gaseous chlorine reactions at high temperatures, thereby enabling the escape of volatile product chlorides.

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Work Title Mineral Matter Removal From Anthracite By High Temperature Chlorination
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Creators
  1. George R. Imperial
  2. P.L. Walker, Jr.
Keyword
  1. Coal Research Board
  2. SR-31
License Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States
Work Type Report
Acknowledgments
  1. Earth and Mineral Sciences College
Publisher
  1. Department of Fuel Technology
  2. College of Mineral Industries
Publication Date March 26, 1962
Deposited November 11, 2015

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