Electronic properties of heat treated coals

作者: H Honda , K Egi , S Toyoda , Y Sanada , T Furuta

DOI: 10.1016/0008-6223(64)90070-3

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摘要: Abstract Studies of the dependence electronic resistivity, Hall constant, diamagnetic susceptibility and electron spin resonance in on heat-treatment temperature were carried out for coal solids molded at room without binder. Akabira weakly-caking (d.a.f. C= 83·4 percent) Itmann strongly-coking C = 90·2 used. Electronic properties X-ray diagrams indicate that carbon is a hard (non-graphitizing carbon) soft (graphitizing respectively. The change sign constant closely related with presence fraction showing narrow component (002) diffraction line. It suggested changes depend concentration defects; defects are created when graphitic formed as result breaking cross-links due to high internal stresses.

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