Abstract
Chlorides of the heavy metals copper, lead and zinc inhibit the CO{sub 2}-gasification reaction of charcoal. This is observed either by impregnation the wood with the salts before pyrolysis or by mechanically mixing the salts with the charcoal before gasification. Charcoal impregnated or mixed with ammonium chloride reacts more slowly than untreated charcoal. Treating the charcoal with HCl also influences negatively the gasification reactivity, indicating that chlorine plays an important role in the gasification. (author) 2 figs., 4 refs.
Citation Formats
Scala, C von, Struis, R, and Stucki, S.
The influence of chlorine on the gasification of wood.
Switzerland: N. p.,
1997.
Web.
Scala, C von, Struis, R, & Stucki, S.
The influence of chlorine on the gasification of wood.
Switzerland.
Scala, C von, Struis, R, and Stucki, S.
1997.
"The influence of chlorine on the gasification of wood."
Switzerland.
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title = {The influence of chlorine on the gasification of wood}
author = {Scala, C von, Struis, R, and Stucki, S}
abstractNote = {Chlorides of the heavy metals copper, lead and zinc inhibit the CO{sub 2}-gasification reaction of charcoal. This is observed either by impregnation the wood with the salts before pyrolysis or by mechanically mixing the salts with the charcoal before gasification. Charcoal impregnated or mixed with ammonium chloride reacts more slowly than untreated charcoal. Treating the charcoal with HCl also influences negatively the gasification reactivity, indicating that chlorine plays an important role in the gasification. (author) 2 figs., 4 refs.}
place = {Switzerland}
year = {1997}
month = {Jun}
}
title = {The influence of chlorine on the gasification of wood}
author = {Scala, C von, Struis, R, and Stucki, S}
abstractNote = {Chlorides of the heavy metals copper, lead and zinc inhibit the CO{sub 2}-gasification reaction of charcoal. This is observed either by impregnation the wood with the salts before pyrolysis or by mechanically mixing the salts with the charcoal before gasification. Charcoal impregnated or mixed with ammonium chloride reacts more slowly than untreated charcoal. Treating the charcoal with HCl also influences negatively the gasification reactivity, indicating that chlorine plays an important role in the gasification. (author) 2 figs., 4 refs.}
place = {Switzerland}
year = {1997}
month = {Jun}
}