This paper discusses the environmental significance of mercury and its occurrence in U.S. coal beds as measured by the USGS's COALQUAL database. Useful diagrams and charts help explain mercury concentrations of in-ground coal by region, how mercury is released through coal combustion, and why using higher grade coals or physically cleaning coal can minimize mercury emissions during combustion. The paper also discusses additional studies to determine how the mode of occurrence of mercury in coal may influence the potential for toxic emissions. Educational levels: Graduate or professional, Undergraduate upper division
Abstract Mercury is one of the most concerned hazardous elements in coals. 1018 coal samples of diff...
Method 30B and the Ontario Hydro Method (OHM) were used to sample the mercury in the flue gas discha...
Mercury is a potentially toxic trace metal. Mercury exists naturally in coal in very low concentrati...
Mercury is a neurotoxic heavy metal that pose a risk to the public as well as the environmental heal...
Mercury is a leading concern among the air toxic metals addressed in the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendmen...
It is well known that mercury that enters the atmosphere is a serious threat to the natural environm...
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) draft Mercury Study Report to Congress (1) estimated an...
Maps showing potential mercury, sulfur, chlorine, and moisture emissions for U.S. coal by county of ...
Mercury from coal-fired utilities has been identified as one of the most hazardous air pollutants an...
Currently, coal combustion plays an important role in meeting the energy needs of the United States....
Coals contain small quantities of mercury which have the potential to be emitted to the atmosphere d...
Published on Web 09/09/2009. Mercury is a potentially toxic trace metal. Mercury exists naturally in...
A better understanding on the partitioning behavior of mercury (Hg) during coal combustion in large-...
Coal combustion is one of the largest anthropogenic contributors of mercury emissions to the environ...
There is an increasing concern over mercury emissions from coal-fired boilers. Coal-fired power gene...
Abstract Mercury is one of the most concerned hazardous elements in coals. 1018 coal samples of diff...
Method 30B and the Ontario Hydro Method (OHM) were used to sample the mercury in the flue gas discha...
Mercury is a potentially toxic trace metal. Mercury exists naturally in coal in very low concentrati...
Mercury is a neurotoxic heavy metal that pose a risk to the public as well as the environmental heal...
Mercury is a leading concern among the air toxic metals addressed in the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendmen...
It is well known that mercury that enters the atmosphere is a serious threat to the natural environm...
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) draft Mercury Study Report to Congress (1) estimated an...
Maps showing potential mercury, sulfur, chlorine, and moisture emissions for U.S. coal by county of ...
Mercury from coal-fired utilities has been identified as one of the most hazardous air pollutants an...
Currently, coal combustion plays an important role in meeting the energy needs of the United States....
Coals contain small quantities of mercury which have the potential to be emitted to the atmosphere d...
Published on Web 09/09/2009. Mercury is a potentially toxic trace metal. Mercury exists naturally in...
A better understanding on the partitioning behavior of mercury (Hg) during coal combustion in large-...
Coal combustion is one of the largest anthropogenic contributors of mercury emissions to the environ...
There is an increasing concern over mercury emissions from coal-fired boilers. Coal-fired power gene...
Abstract Mercury is one of the most concerned hazardous elements in coals. 1018 coal samples of diff...
Method 30B and the Ontario Hydro Method (OHM) were used to sample the mercury in the flue gas discha...
Mercury is a potentially toxic trace metal. Mercury exists naturally in coal in very low concentrati...