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A carbon silica composite prepared from water slurry coal gasification slag

Gu et al., 2019

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17242981226615636302
Author
Gu Y
Qiao X
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Microporous and Mesoporous Materials

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A large number of coal water slurry gasification slag (CWSGS) was discarded annually in China due to the promotion of clean coal technology. The fine slag (F CWSGS) is abundant of silicates and unburned carbon. This research investigated the preparation of a porous …
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