Natural organics and environmental stability of mercury : Electrochemical considerations
The behavior of elemental mercury in aqueous systems containing organics has been examined thermodynamically in terms of the complexing effect of a natural organic ligand species on aqueous electrochemical equilibria in the Hg-H sub(2)O system, and supplemented by tests on liquid mercury exposed to...
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| description | The behavior of elemental mercury in aqueous systems containing organics has been examined thermodynamically in terms of the complexing effect of a natural organic ligand species on aqueous electrochemical equilibria in the Hg-H sub(2)O system, and supplemented by tests on liquid mercury exposed to solutions containing natural organics. The implications of the study are serious in relation to the likely effect of organic-containing aquatic systems on mercury solubility in the mercury contaminated regions of the world. |
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