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Calculating the kinetics of coal pyrolysis using a fractional activation energy model

2009-04-19View Original

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Hello everyone. I used a partitioned activation energy model to calculate the kinetics of coal pyrolysis, and found that its peak pattern showed two peaks. However, I haven’t come across this phenomenon in many studies; the results obtained by others generally follow a Gaussian distribution. I wonder whether a distributional activation energy model is supposed to yield a single peak? Thank you all
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