Process for the isolation of chemicals from processed coals

Mineral oils: processes and products – Fractionation – Adsorption

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208 8, 210 31C, C10G 2500

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041274750

ABSTRACT:
Processed coal such as solvent refined coal are subjected to multistage liquid chromatographic fractionation. There is employed a succession of eluants of progressively varying properties, this succession having the effect of removing from the substrate a corresponding succession of sharply defined, chemically differentiated product groups each of value as an industrial raw material. An installation for practising the invention on a continuous basis is described.

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Mair et al., "Journal of Research," National Bureau of Standards, vol. 32 (Apr. 1944) pp. 165 to 183.
"Chromatographic Adsorption and Silica Gel," The Davison Chemical Corporation, Baltimore, Md. pp. 1 to 5 (1946).

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