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Thermal analysis of eucalptus camaldulensis and cotton stalks at different heating rates

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The thermal decomposition of Eucalptus Camaldulensis and Cotton Stalks at different heating rates showed three exothermic peaks. The heating rate is the factor that affects their sharpness and position. The peaks are sharp at low heating rates. IR spectra of pyrolized residue at different temperature were also studied.

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Bei der thermischen Zersetzung von Eucalptus Camaldulensis und Baumwollstengeln bei verschiedenen Aufheizgeschwindigkeiten zeigen sich drei exotherme Peaks. Ihre Breite und Lage wird durch die Aufheizgeschwindigkeit beeinflu\t. Bei niedrigen Aufheizgeschwindigkeiten ergeben sich scharfe Peaks. IR-Spektren des pyrolisierten Rückstandes wurden bei verschiedenen Temperaturen ebenfalls untersucht.

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Nagieb, Z.A. Thermal analysis of eucalptus camaldulensis and cotton stalks at different heating rates. Journal of Thermal Analysis 36, 1429–1439 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01914066

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