Impacts of sulfur oxides on mercury speciation and capture by fly ash during oxy-fuel pulverized coal combustion
Coal-fired utility boilers are the single largest anthropogenic source of mercury emissions. Mercury is a naturally occurring trace element in coal and, when combusted, may exist in three different forms: Hg0, Hg2+, or Hg particulate. During oxy-fuel combustion, impurity concentrations, such as SOx,...
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2016
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