On the evolution of pore microstructure during coal char activation with steam/CO2 mixtures
Authors:
- Juan C. MayaJMJuan C. Maya
- Robert MacíasRMRobert Macías
- Carlos A. GómezCGCarlos A. Gómez
- Farid ChejneFCFarid Chejne
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Funding Information
- Colciencias Scientific Ecosystem (FP44842-210-2018)
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