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Pyrolysis of coal particles in pulverized fuel flames

Howard et al., 1967

Document ID
16776932450214790571
Author
Howard J
Essenhigh R
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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Process Design and Development

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Conclusions In the oxidation of methane, pressure has a strong influence on the product distribution. In general, an increase in pres-sure increases the yield of methanol and other oxygenated organic liquid products. At a given pressure the maximum yield of methanol …
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