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Pilot-test of the calcium sodium phosphate (CNP) process for the stabilization/solidification of various mercury-contaminated wastes

Cho et al., 2014

Document ID
14887653604570656651
Author
Cho J
Eom Y
Lee T
Publication year
Publication venue
Chemosphere

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A pilot-scale calcium sodium phosphate (CNP) plant was designed and manufactured to examine the performance of recently developed stabilization/solidification (S/S) technology. Hg-contaminated wastes samples generated via various industrial processes in Korea …
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