INTRINSIC KINETICS OF OXIDATION OF RESIDUAL ORGANIC CARBON IN RAPIDLY PYROLYZED OIL SHALE

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The intrinsic kinetics of reaction of oxygen with carbonaceous residue in rapidly pyrolyzed Colorado oil shale were determined by a series of isothermal fluidized-bed experiments in the temperature range of 384 to 474supO/C. The char was produced from 100L/Mg (24 gal/ton) oil shale by rapid heating to 530supO/C and isothermal pyrolysis for 5 min. The oxidation rate, determined by mass spectrometer measurements of evolved CO and COsub2, has second-order dependence on the unreacted char.

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F.D. Fujimoto, R.L. Braun, R.W. Taylor, C.J. Morris ---- Roy Long, INTRINSIC KINETICS OF OXIDATION OF RESIDUAL ORGANIC CARBON IN RAPIDLY PYROLYZED OIL SHALE, 2016-09-29, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/intrinsic-kinetics-of-oxidation-of-residual-organic-carbon-in-rapidly-pyrolyzed-oil-shale

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Last Updated	September 29, 2016, 20:58 (LMT)
Created	September 29, 2016, 20:58 (LMT)
Citation	F.D. Fujimoto, R.L. Braun, R.W. Taylor, C.J. Morris ---- Roy Long, INTRINSIC KINETICS OF OXIDATION OF RESIDUAL ORGANIC CARBON IN RAPIDLY PYROLYZED OIL SHALE, 2016-09-29, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/intrinsic-kinetics-of-oxidation-of-residual-organic-carbon-in-rapidly-pyrolyzed-oil-shale
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Publication Date	1986-11-1