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Effect of nitrogen oxides on elemental mercury removal by nanosized mineral sulfide

Li et al., 2017

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1736840459654671921
Author
Li H
Zhu L
Wang J
Li L
Lee P
Feng Y
Shih K
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Environmental science & technology

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Because of its large surface area, nanosized zinc sulfide (Nano-ZnS) has been demonstrated in a previous study to be efficient for removal of elemental mercury (Hg0) from coal combustion flue gas. The excellent mercury adsorption performance of Nano-ZnS was …
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