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Abstract:
The experimental study evaluated the factors (temperature, mass of n polymer, time of sorption et al.) influencing coal and rock dust sorption of carbamide-formaldehyde, penopolyurethane monomers. The atmosphere of coal mines was proved to be contaminated during the extraction by multiple-component mixture, where the volatile monomers are gaseous, vaporous or absorbed by the dust particles.
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