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Study of the reaction mechanism for preparing powdered activated coke with SO2 adsorption capability via one-step rapid activation method under flue gas atmosphere
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    • Study of the reaction mechanism for preparing powdered activated coke with SO2 adsorption capability via one-step rapid activation method under flue gas atmosphere

    • Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering   Vol. 65, Issue 1, Pages: 158-168(2024)
    • Published:2024

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