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Desulfurization of fuels

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Desulfurization of Coal

Science, 1972
Coal combustion is the largest single source of sulfur oxide pollution. Treatment of some major representative U.S. coals with aqueous ferric solution removes 40 to 75 percent of the sulfur content through near quantitative oxidation of the pyritic sulfur contained in the coal matrix.
R A, Meyers   +3 more
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Biocatalytic desulfurization of arylsulfonates

Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry, 1994
A microbial strain, Klebsiella oxytoca KS3D, has been isolated which is capable of exploiting arylsulfonates as a sole source of sulfur during growth. The desulfurization catalyzed by intact K. oxytoca KS3D results in the conversion of arylsulfonates into the corresponding phenols.
M W, Dudley, J W, Frost
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Nanocarbons for Catalytic Desulfurization

Chemistry – An Asian Journal, 2017
AbstractNanocarbon catalysts are green and sustainable alternatives to metal‐based catalysts for numerous catalytic transformations. The application of nanocarbons for environmental catalysis is an emerging research discipline and has undergone rapid development in recent years.
Qingqing Gu   +3 more
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Study of the Desulfurization Effect of the Novel FS-A1 Desulfurizer

Petroleum Science and Technology, 2011
Abstract A thiadiazole derivative as an environmentally friendly anti-corrosion additive was composed to obtain a new desulfurization agent called FS-A1 using the silver strip corrosion test for jet fuel, the anti-corrosion effect was discussed while the inhibitor was added in jet fuel, blending oil-like and the model oil samples, respectively.
J. Xing, J. Qian, L. Liu, J. Xu
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