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The release of trace elements in the process of coal coking

Konieczyński et al., 2012

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9260660476438607907
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Konieczyński J
Zajusz-Zubek E
Jabłońska M
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The Scientific World Journal

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In order to assess the penetration of individual trace elements into the air through their release in the coal coking process, it is necessary to determine the loss of these elements by comparing their contents in the charge coal and in coke obtained. The present research …
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