Abstract: A process is described for the production of a suspension of cyanuric chloride in an aqueous liquid, more particularly, water. Molten cyanuric chloride is sprayed using a spray arrangement comprising a spray nozzle immersed in the aqueous liquid. Blockages in the nozzle during the critical start and stop phases are avoided by passing superheated steam through those parts of the spray arrangement which come into contact with the cyanuric chloride melt before and after the spraying process. A particularly reactive cyanuric chloride suspension is obtained by spraying a mixture of cyanuric chloride melt and superheated steam.

Abstract: Untreated coal is activated with steam at temperatures of 600.degree. to 950.degree. C. in a vibrating fluid bed, which is directly heated. The untreated coal is pre-dried by counter-current passage of the waste gases from the reaction either during feeding of the untreated coal or in the first part of the vibrating fluid bed trough. During the activation, secondary air can be passed in through a sparge pipe which is arranged parallel to the vibrating fluid bed trough. It is possible to carry out the heating exclusively with the supply of secondary air.