1. Study on the behavior of AAEMs removal and the evolution of microscopic characteristics in high alkali coal under different acids.
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Guo, Junwei, Zhang, Mingrui, Yao, Shaoyu, Sun, Zongsheng, Ren, Guangjian, and Zhang, Bo
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INORGANIC acids , *ALKALINE earth metals , *ORGANIC acids , *SULFURIC acid , *HYDROCHLORIC acid - Abstract
In this paper, the removal behavior of alkali and alkaline earth metals (AAEMs) and the evolution of microscopic characteristics in high alkali coal under the leaching of inorganic and organic acids are studied. The results show inorganic acids have better effect on the removal of AAEMs because of their stronger ability to convert carboxylate and phenol salts into covalent carboxylic acids and phenols. Citric acid has a slightly weaker effect than inorganic acids, and oxalic acid has the least effect. The improvement of slagging characteristics is consistent with the removal ability. Sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid and citric acid are more effective in enhancing the calorific value of coal, with an enhancement of about 0.60 MJ/kg. After leaching, the pores and cracks in the coal are developed, and the mesopores have a tendency to shift to a lower pore size range. This trend is most pronounced in citric acid leached coal and hydrochloric acid leached coal. Sulfuric acid seriously damage the surface morphology, which results in a tendency of large pore transfer in S-form coal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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