This paper describes the isothermal desorption chracteristics of mixed CH4/CO2 gas for the Late Paleozoic Coals with different ranks from the Kailuan Coalfield, Hebei Province. The abundance and variation of each gas in adsorption phases were analyzed using the extendedLangmuir equation. The results of isothermal desorption experiments show that the mediumrank coal (Ro= 1.21 %) has a stronger adsorption ability of the mixing gas than the lowrank coal (Ro= 0.58%). The quantity of the adsorbed mixed gas by the coal increases with the increasing of the CO2 quality in the mixed gas. The relative abundance of CH4 in adsorbed phase decreases and that of CO2 increases gradually with desorption. As compared to the lowrank coal, the mediumrank has a higher unit desorption rate for CH4. The replacement of CH4 with CO2 will be more efficient when more quantity and higher relative abundance of CO2 is injected. The mediumrank coal is more subjected to be used for CO2 Sequestration and Enhanced Coalbed Methane technique than the lowrank.