Process for removing sulfur from coal

Title: Process for removing sulfur from coal

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A process for the removal of divalent organic and inorganic sulfur compounds from coal and other carbonaceous material. A slurry of pulverized carbonaceous material is contacted with an electrophilic oxidant which selectively oxidizes the divalent organic and inorganic compounds to trivalent and tetravalent compounds. The carbonaceous material is then contacted with a molten caustic which dissolves the oxidized sulfur compounds away from the hydrocarbon matrix.

Inventors:

Aida, Tetsuo ^[1]; Squires, Thomas G ^[2]; Venier, Clifford G ^[1]

Ames, IA
Gilbert, IA

Issue Date:: 1985-02-05

Research Org.:: Ames Laboratory

OSTI Identifier:: 865321

Patent Number(s):: 4497636

Application Number:: 06/522,277

Assignee:: United States of America as represented by United States (Washington, DC)

DOE Contract Number:: W-7405-ENG-38

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: process; removing; sulfur; coal; removal; divalent; organic; inorganic; compounds; carbonaceous; material; slurry; pulverized; contacted; electrophilic; oxidant; selectively; oxidizes; trivalent; tetravalent; molten; caustic; dissolves; oxidized; hydrocarbon; matrix; inorganic compounds; organic sulfur; removing sulfur; organic compound; organic compounds; carbonaceous material; sulfur compounds; carbon matrix; molten caustic; inorganic sulfur; sulfur compound; /44/201/

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