Rare Earth-bearing particles in fly ash carbons:Examples from the combustion of eastern Kentucky coals  

作　　者：James C.Hower John G.Groppo 

机构地区：[1]University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research,2540 Research Park Drive,Lexington,40511,KY,USA [2]University of Kentucky,Department of Earth&Environmental Sciences,Lexington,KY,40506,USA [3]University of Kentucky,Department of Mining Engineering,Lexington,40506,KY,USA

出　　处：《Energy Geoscience》2021年第2期90-98,共9页能源地球科学（英文）

基　　金：was completed as part of U.S.Department of Energy contracts DE-FE0027167 and DE-FE0026952;National Science Foundation grants CBET-1510965 and CBET-1510861 to Duke University and the University of Kentucky,respectively。

摘　　要：Graphitic carbons from the combustion of bituminous coals and,perhaps,other coal ranks,tend to capture iron and a number of hazardous elements,including As,Hg,and Se.Rare earth elements in fly ashes occur in minerals,such as monazite,xenotime,and davidite.They also occur in sub-nm particles,probably in a mineral form,within the AleSi glass on the investigated fly ashes.Just as graphitic carbons can capture Fe and hazardous elements,the carbons surrounding the fly ash glass and magnetic particles captures or encapsulates a broad suite of rare earth elements.

关 键 词：LANTHANIDES FULLERENE Graphitic carbon KENTUCKY Coal 

分 类 号：P59[天文地球—地球化学]