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Optimization of high temperature sulfur impregnation on activated carbon for permanent sequestration of elemental mercury vapors

Liu et al., 2000

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4362318299925833228
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Liu W
Vidic R
Brown T
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Environmental science & technology

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Following previous success with the use of activated carbon impregnated with sulfur at elevated temperatures for elemental mercury control, possible improvements in the impregnation procedure were evaluated in this study. Adsorbents prepared by thoroughly …
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