Evolution of Hydrogen Chloride and Change in the Chlorine Functionality during Pyrolysis of Argonne Premium Coal Samples
Evolution of Hydrogen Chloride and Change in the Chlorine Functionality during Pyrolysis of Argonne Premium Coal Samples
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10.1021/ef3014234
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发表时间:
2013-01
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5.3
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N. Tsubouchi;Takeomi Saito;N. Ohtaka;Y. Ohtsuka
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作者:
N. Tsubouchi;Takeomi Saito;N. Ohtaka;Y. Ohtsuka
In order to understand chlorine chemistry in coal pyrolysis, the dynamics of HCl evolution and changes in chlorine functional forms during temperature-programmed pyrolysis of eight Argonne premium coal samples have been examined with an online HCl-monitoring technique and by the Cl 2p X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) method. The rate profiles of HCl evolved show at least three distinct peaks at 390, 520, and 600 °C, and the presence of these peaks depends strongly on the type of coal. The HCl peak at 390 °C appears with four coals alone and becomes considerably small by water washing, whereas the high-temperature peaks above 450 °C observed with almost all of the coals do not change significantly after washing. Yields of HCl up to 1000 °C are in the range of 50–90% in many cases, and the yield tends to decrease with increasing atomic Ca/Cl ratio in coal. The chlorine XPS analyses show that the chlorine in each coal is enriched at the surface and composed of inorganic and organic functional forms. Th...