Abstract
A process is described for transforming into light oils the heavy oils coming from the carbonization of lignites, peats, coals, and shales, and heavy oils from original minerals and vegetables, consisting of heating the heavy oils or tars in the presence of one or more solid or liquid substances conveniently chosen, with a veiw to effect distillation of the oils under atmospheric pressure at an appropriate temperature, the solids or liquid substances favoring the formation of light products under the influence of heat, being preferably added to the oil before admitting it to the retort and heating, so that the light oils are obtained from the heavy oils in a single operation.
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Mony, H.
Process of transforming into light oils heavy oils from carbonization of lignites, coals, etc.
France: N. p.,
1926.
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Mony, H.
Process of transforming into light oils heavy oils from carbonization of lignites, coals, etc.
France.
Mony, H.
1926.
"Process of transforming into light oils heavy oils from carbonization of lignites, coals, etc."
France.
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title = {Process of transforming into light oils heavy oils from carbonization of lignites, coals, etc}
author = {Mony, H}
abstractNote = {A process is described for transforming into light oils the heavy oils coming from the carbonization of lignites, peats, coals, and shales, and heavy oils from original minerals and vegetables, consisting of heating the heavy oils or tars in the presence of one or more solid or liquid substances conveniently chosen, with a veiw to effect distillation of the oils under atmospheric pressure at an appropriate temperature, the solids or liquid substances favoring the formation of light products under the influence of heat, being preferably added to the oil before admitting it to the retort and heating, so that the light oils are obtained from the heavy oils in a single operation.}
place = {France}
year = {1926}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Process of transforming into light oils heavy oils from carbonization of lignites, coals, etc}
author = {Mony, H}
abstractNote = {A process is described for transforming into light oils the heavy oils coming from the carbonization of lignites, peats, coals, and shales, and heavy oils from original minerals and vegetables, consisting of heating the heavy oils or tars in the presence of one or more solid or liquid substances conveniently chosen, with a veiw to effect distillation of the oils under atmospheric pressure at an appropriate temperature, the solids or liquid substances favoring the formation of light products under the influence of heat, being preferably added to the oil before admitting it to the retort and heating, so that the light oils are obtained from the heavy oils in a single operation.}
place = {France}
year = {1926}
month = {Dec}
}