fuses into coke, swells and rises. If, on quench-ing, it falls back to its original bulk, it makes a hardcoke; if not, a soft coke is the result. There is alsoa lack of uniformity of porosity which is necessary togive toughness and hardness to a furnace or foundryfuel. The general reduction of the… … . 0 .
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