Abstract
Two bituminous coal chars of the same rank were gasified at atmospheric pressure with CO 2 at 980°C. Porosities and reaction rates were measured at different degrees of carbon burn-off. Comparison of changes in porosity and reactivity with per cent burn-off indicates that total surface area is a significant parameter for reactivity but cannot be regarded as the major controlling factor.
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