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Catalytic upgrading of tar by regulating reactions of coal pyrolysis volatiles over acid-base bifunctional carbon-based composites

Wang et al., 2025

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6130196046125818052
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Wang Q
Li T
Tian Q
Wang N
Wang M
Shen Y
Yan L
Kong J
Chang L
Bao W
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Carbon-based composites were prepared to upgrade low-rank coal pyrolysis volatiles using acid metal oxides (γ-Al 2 O 3), basic metal oxides (MgO and CaO), biochar, and caking coal as raw materials. The metal oxides provide the carbon-based composites with abundant …
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