Titlebook: Mercury Contaminated Sites; Characterization, Ri Ralf Ebinghaus,Ralph R. Turner,Wim Salomons Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 19

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Mercury-Contaminated Industrial and Mining Sites in North America: an Overview with Selected Case Stes to environmental media. While industries producing chlorine and caustic soda using the Hg-cell process, and the earlier extensive use of mercury in the mining of noble elements, have historically been among the most significant sources of such releases, other industries, including the US governme

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Advanced Technology Available for the Abatement of Mercury Pollution in the Metallurgical Industrylurgical industry. Hg, along with several other chemicals, has received special attention due to its toxicity and bioaccumulation in the environment. Hg is present as a trace constituent in sulphide minerals, coal and other raw materials. At higher temperatures, it volatilizes and accompanies SO., t

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Mercury Contamination of Minamata Bay: Historical Overview and Progress Towards Recoveryhe bay have been described repeatedly elsewhere, but there are few publications which have focused on the physicochemical aspects of the situation and the nature and effectiveness of the work undertaken to restore the bay. This chapter briefly reviews the available English language literature on the

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978-3-642-08354-9Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999

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Mercury Contaminated Sites978-3-662-03754-6Series ISSN 1863-5520 Series E-ISSN 1863-5539

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-03754-6Groundwater; Rohstoffindustrie; Sediment; contaimed sites; ecosystem; ecosystems; emissions; environment; en

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Mercury Mines in Europe: Assessment of Emissions and Environmental ContaminationMost of the mercury-containing mineralization follows a line encompassing the earth: the circum-Pacific belt and the Mediterranean Tethyean belt.

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Chemical Interactions Between Mercurial Species and Surface Biomolecules from Structural Components The toxicological properties of the different mercurial compounds depend on the associated organic or inorganic group; the associated anion is less representative in this respect markedly affecting, however, the physicochemical properties of the compound.