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Distribution of Metallic Elements in Four Group Components of High-Temperature Coal Tar Pitch

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The metallic elements in high-temperature coal tar pitch (HCTP) will affect the properties of carbon materials produced from the HCTP. The study on the metallic elements in HCTP is essential… Click to show full abstract

The metallic elements in high-temperature coal tar pitch (HCTP) will affect the properties of carbon materials produced from the HCTP. The study on the metallic elements in HCTP is essential for the quality improvement of its derived carbon materials. In this paper, the content of 15 metallic elements in HCTP and its four group components, including n-heptane-soluble substance (HS), n-heptane-insoluble–toluene-soluble substance (HI-TS), toluene-insoluble–quinoline-soluble substance (TI-QS), and quinoline-insoluble substance (QI), was determined. The results show that the content of Na, Ca, Fe, Mg, Zn, K, Pb, and Al is more than 100 ppm and is much higher than that of other metallic elements. The content of Ni, V, Cr, Mo, Sb, Cu, and Mn ranges from 0 to 50 ppm. By mass calculation of the contents of four group components in HCTP, it can be concluded that Na and Fe are randomly distributed in the group components. Al, Zn, Pb, V, and Mn are mainly distributed in the inorganic form in the QI component. Ca, Mg, K, Ni, Cr, Mo, Sb, and Cu are mainly distributed in the small molecular group components such as HS and HI-TS.

Keywords: metallic elements; four group; group components; high temperature; temperature coal

Journal Title: ACS Omega
Year Published: 2023

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