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Liquefaction continued reaction temperatures

In summary, the pressure-filtration technique is a useful and precise analytical tool in performing the solvent classification of certain coal-derived products. The method will not only give meaningful results comparable to continuous, room-temperature Soxhlet extractions but, most importantly, save many hours in the laboratory. We have found it rapid enough to monitor continuous operations. With coal-oil slurry reaction mixtures obtained from high-temperature coal-liquefaction reactions, the solvent classification can be completed in 1 1/2 to 2 hours. [Pg.235]


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