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Lignite cation effects

Cationic Effects During Lignite Pyrolysis and Combustion... [Pg.255]

Exchangeable cations play an important role in the behavior of lignite coals in coal conversion processes. It is, therefore, important that a fundamental understanding be attained, first of the possible interaction of exchangeable cations in lignites with each other, and, second, of the possible effects on the subsequent catalytic activity of the cations for lignite char gasification. [Pg.267]

Insoluble humic substances, the humins and humic acids, effectively exchange cations with water and may accumulate large quantities of metals. Lignite coal, which is largely a humic-acid material, tends to remove some metal ions from water. [Pg.270]


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