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Hubert Lefebvre
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COE

05/06/2010 12:35 PM

Somebody sent me a question about extraction of sulphur from a material that is black and ressemble to coal.

I have seach the web to find the right defenition for the word " COE ", but did not find it.

Is someone can help me?

Even the person, living in Connecticut who asked me the question does not know either.

It may be a slang word !

Thank you

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Re: COE

05/06/2010 1:51 PM

It is probably Coefficient of Extraction or Extraction Coefficient.

Find more here for information specific to your leaching application.

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Re: COE

05/08/2010 9:54 AM

Dear friend,

It should be mineral coal.

The mineral coal always contains Sulfur which ignites during burning of coal or is extracted in the form of Ammonium Sulfide as a by-product during Coke making process.

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