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27. Trace Element Mass Flow Rates from U.S. Coal Fired Power Plants X. Sun et al.
28. A synthesis of research needs for improving the understanding of atmospheric mercury cycling L. Zhang et al.
29. Efficient mercury removal in high SO2 flue gas using a CuS-BTC metal-organic frameworks W. Liu et al.
30. The Utilization of Desulfurization Gypsum Significantly Impaired Mercury Removal Efforts of Coal-Fired Power Plants in China Q. Wang et al.
31. Mercury re-emission from adipic acid enhanced FGD absorber – Full scale investigations on ∼400 MWe boiler (lignite) with oxidant injection to flue gas M. Jędrusik et al.
32. Mercury adsorption characteristics of Cl-impregnated activated carbons in simulated flue gases S. Choi & S. Lee
33. Tailoring of Cu sites with Co2+/Co3+ to synthesize CuCo2S4 for boosting mercury adsorption strengthen and capacity X. Sun et al.
34. Mitigation Options of Atmospheric Hg Emissions in China Q. Wu et al.
35. Anthracite coal-based activated carbon for elemental Hg adsorption in simulated flue gas: Preparation and evaluation G. Song et al.
36. Atmospheric Chemistry of HOHg(II)O• Mimics That of a Hydroxyl Radical D. Hewa Edirappulige et al.
37. Deepening insights into the spatiotemporal dynamics and multi-scenario projections of Pb, Hg, Cr, Cd, and As emissions from China’s copper-lead-zinc smelting industry F. Guo et al.
38. Analysis of solid sorbents for control and removal processes for elemental mercury from gas streams: a review P. Kunecki et al.
39. Partitioning and Emission of Hazardous Trace Elements in a 100 MW Coal-Fired Power Plant Equipped with Selective Catalytic Reduction, Electrostatic Precipitator, and Wet Flue Gas Desulfurization S. Zhao et al.
40. Atmospheric mercury deposition over the land surfaces and the associated uncertainties in observations and simulations: a critical review L. Zhang et al.
41. Mercury Adsorption Characteristics of Activated Carbon with Flue Gas Composition S. Choi & S. Lee
42. Atmospheric mercury emissions from two pre-calciner cement plants in Southwest China X. Li et al.
43. Removal of elemental mercury from simulated flue gas over MnO /TiO2 adsorbent: The synergistic effect of anatase and brookite TiO2 B. Peng et al.
44. Development of the application of speciation in chemistry T. Kiss et al.
45. One-step preparation of functionalized cotton exocarp-based sorbent for efficient Hg0 immobilization X. Duan et al.
46. Analysis of selected mineral and waste sorbents for the capture of elemental mercury from exhaust gases M. Wdowin et al.
47. Advances in the sources, chemical behaviour, and whole process distribution of Hg, As, and Pb in the iron and steel smelting industry H. Fang et al.
48. Characteristics and inhibition of mercury re-emission from desulfurization slurry by Fenton reagent H. Wu et al.
49. Deep removal of elemental mercury from non-ferrous metal smelting flue gas: A critical review F. Guo et al.
50. Mass Flow Analysis of Mercury Transformation and Effect of Seawater Flue Gas Desulfurization on Mercury Removal in a Full-Scale Coal-Fired Power Plant S. Su et al.
51. Effects of Ultralow-Emission Retrofitting on Mercury Emission from a Coal-Fired Power Plant S. Liu et al.
52. Colorimetric Detection of Mercury Ions in Water with Capped Silver Nanoprisms F. Tanvir et al.
53. SO2-Driven In Situ Formation of Superstable Hg3Se2Cl2 for Effective Flue Gas Mercury Removal H. Xu et al.
54. HgCl2 Reduction under a Low-Temperature Selective Catalytic Reduction Atmosphere S. Jiang et al.
55. Mercury distribution and emission reduction potentials of Chinese coal-fired industrial boilers Y. Tong et al.
56. Assessment of heavy metals released into the air from the cement kilns co-burning waste: Case of Oujda cement manufacturing (Northeast Morocco) Y. Arfala et al.
57. Simple construction of a two-component fluorescent sensor for turn-on detection of Hg2+ in human serum F. Geng et al.
58. Enhanced natural releases of mercury in response to the reduction in anthropogenic emissions during the COVID-19 lockdown by explainable machine learning X. Qin et al.
59. Mercury in desulfurization gypsum and its dependence on coal properties in coal-fired power plants Q. Wang et al.
60. Non-negligible environmental risks of typical hazardous trace elements in wastes from Chinese coal-fired industrial boilers Y. Tong et al.
61. Research on mercury re-release model in wet flue gas desulfurization (WFGD) in coal-fired power plants R. Sun et al.
62. Dispersion of airborne mercury species emitted from the cement plant S. Vijayakumaran Nair et al.
63. A rhodamine B-based fluorescent probe for Hg2+ and its analytical applications P. Li et al.
64. Co-doped ZnS with large adsorption capacity for recovering Hg0 from non-ferrous metal smelting gas as a co-benefit of electrostatic demisters W. Liu et al.
65. Emission characteristics for gaseous- and size-segregated particulate PAHs in coal combustion flue gas from circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boiler R. Wang et al.
66. Role of H+, HF, SO42− and kaolin in fixing Hg of coal fire sponge C. Li et al.
67. Gaseous mercury capture using supported CuSx on layered double hydroxides from SO2-rich flue gas Q. Hong et al.
68. Denitrification devices in urban boilers change mercury isotope fractionation signatures of coal combustion products J. Yuan et al.
69. Utilization of desulfurization gypsum potentially impairs the efforts for reducing Hg emissions from coal-fired power plants in China Q. Wang et al.
70. Mechanism identification of temperature influence on mercury adsorption capacity of different halides modified bio-chars G. Li et al.
71. Factors Affecting Slurry Oxidation in a Wet Flue Gas Desulfurization Process S. Ma et al.
72. An isotope dilution approach for validating the output of mercury gas generators for mercury pollution monitoring S. Page et al.
73. Migration and emission of mercury from circulating fluidized bed boilers co-firing petroleum coke and coal J. Cui et al.
74. Emission Characteristics During the Co-Firing of Fine Coal and Refuse-Derived Fuel from Municipal Waste Z. Jelonek & P. Rompalski
75. Comparison of Elemental Mercury Oxidation Across Vanadium and Cerium Based Catalysts in Coal Combustion Flue Gas: Catalytic Performances and Particulate Matter Effects Q. Wan et al.
76. Present Knowledge and Future Perspectives of Atmospheric Emission Inventories of Toxic Trace Elements: A Critical Review X. Bai et al.
77. Total Mercury Released to the Environment by Human Activities D. Streets et al.
78. Recent Development in Fluorescent Probes for the Detection of Hg 2+ Ions A. Kumar
79. Simultaneous Removal of Elemental Mercury and Arsine from a Reducing Atmosphere Using Chloride and Cerium Modified Activated Carbon Y. Zhang et al.
80. The Legacy of Mercury Contamination from Colonial Nonferrous Mining in the Southern Hemisphere L. Schneider et al.
81. Mercury co-beneficial capture in air pollution control devices of coal-fired power plants D. Pudasainee et al.
82. Study on the Hg emission and migration characteristics in coal-fired power plant of China with an ammonia desulfurization process C. Li et al.
83. Multipollutant Control (MPC) of Flue Gas from Stationary Sources Using SCR Technology: A Critical Review D. Wang et al.
84. New insight into the intrinsic effect of sulfur dioxide on Hg0 oxidation in the absence/presence of SCR atmosphere B. Li et al.
85. Effect of air pollution control devices on mercury isotopic fractionation in coal-fired power plants H. Liu et al.
86. Performance of CuCl2-Modified Activated Carbon on Mercury Capture after Injection in an Entrained Flow Reactor Y. Chen et al.
87. Pyrolysis solid product as a sorbent for flue gases mercury capture — Part II: Sorbent utilization M. Jadlovec et al.
88. New insight into simultaneous removal of NO and Hg0 on CeO2-modified V2O5/TiO2 catalyst: A new modification strategy Y. Yang et al.
89. Quantification of an integrated approach to heavy metal source apportionment and probabilistic health risk assessment in the black soil region of central Jilin Province, China P. Sun et al.
90. Remarkable improvement of Ti incorporation on Hg0 capture from smelting flue gas by sulfurated γ-Fe2O3: Performance and mechanism J. Mei et al.
91. Construction of a regional inventory to characterize polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon emissions from coal-fired power plants in Anhui, China from 2010 to 2030 R. Wang et al.
92. Analysis of metal(loid)s contamination and their continuous input in soils around a zinc smelter: Development of methodology and a case study in South Korea S. Yun et al.
93. Magnetically recyclable CoS-modified graphitic carbon nitride-based materials for efficient immobilization of gaseous elemental mercury F. Wang et al.
94. Effect of a Mechanochemical Process on the Stability of Mercury in Simulated Fly Ash. Part 1. Ball Milling X. Geng et al.
95. Universal pathway towards metal sulfides decorated 3D porous Ti3C2Tx MXene aerogel for vapor-phase mercury removal W. Zheng et al.
96. Potential sources and processes affecting speciated atmospheric mercury at Kejimkujik National Park, Canada: comparison of receptor models and data treatment methods X. Xu et al.
97. Isotope signatures of atmospheric mercury emitted from residential coal combustion X. Li et al.
98. Role of Ceria in the Design of Composite Materials for Elemental Mercury Removal D. Jampaiah et al.
99. Influence of Local Winds on the Dispersion of Airborne Mercury Species Emitted from the Cement Plant in Western Slovenia S. Vijayakumaran Nair et al.
100. Influence of Fe‐modified Mn–Ce–Fe–Co–Ox/P84 catalytic filter materials for low‐temperature NO removal synergistic Hg0oxidation G. Shi et al.
101. Improved Anthropogenic Mercury Emission Inventories for China from 1980 to 2020: Toward More Accurate Effectiveness Evaluation for the Minamata Convention Y. Zhang et al.
102. Hybrid electrostatic filtration systems for fly ash particles emission control. A review A. Jaworek et al.
103. Identifying Changes in Source Regions Impacting Speciated Atmospheric Mercury at a Rural Site in the Eastern United States I. Cheng et al.
104. Removal of Elemental Mercury from Simulated Flue Gas by a Copper-Based ZSM-5 Molecular Sieve Y. Zhang et al.
105. Bayesian multivariate receptor model and convolutional neural network to identify quantitative sources and spatial distributions of potentially toxic elements in soils: A case study in Qingzhou City, China X. Kong et al.
106. Effect of Lignite Composition on Mercury Removal from Flue Gas in Sulfide Forced Wet Flue Gas Desulfurization (WFGD) Installations—Full-Scale Experiments D. Łuszkiewicz et al.
107. Simultaneous removal of PCDD/Fs and mercury by activated carbon from a full-scale MSW incinerator in southeast China P. Wang et al.
108. Simple approaches to on-line and off-line speciation analysis of mercury in flue gases with detection by atomic absorption spectrometry: A pilot study J. Švehla et al.
109. Partitioning of Hazardous Trace Elements among Air Pollution Control Devices in Ultra-Low-Emission Coal-Fired Power Plants C. Zheng et al.
110. Mercury speciation and mass distribution of coal-fired power plants in Taiwan using different air pollution control processes C. Chou et al.
111. Arctic atmospheric mercury: Sources and changes A. Dastoor et al.
112. Development and application of an updated geospatial distribution model for gridding 2015 global mercury emissions F. Steenhuisen & S. Wilson
113. Two decades of changing anthropogenic mercury emissions in Australia: inventory development, trends, and atmospheric implications S. MacFarlane et al.
114. Single-atom Co-N-C catalyst for efficient Hg0 oxidation at low temperature X. Zhang et al.
115. Experimental Research on Mercury Catalytic Oxidation over Ce Modified SCR Catalyst Y. Qin et al.
116. Effect of addition of sulphide based additive to WFGD slurry on mercury removal from flue gas D. Łuszkiewicz et al.
117. Atmospheric mercury: recent advances in theoretical, computational, experimental, observational, and isotopic understanding to decipher its redox transformations in the upper and lower atmosphere and interactions with Earth surface reservoirs J. Sommar et al.
118. Historical releases of mercury to air, land, and water from coal combustion D. Streets et al.
119. Nonferrous metal flue gas purification based on high-temperature electrostatic precipitation Z. Wu et al.
120. Recent progress on the advancements of adsorbent materials in elemental mercury removal from industrial flue gases H. Liu et al.
121. Modeling the OH-Initiated Oxidation of Mercury in the Global Atmosphere without Violating Physical Laws T. Dibble et al.
122. Quantum Chemical Investigation of Snow–Mercury Interactions and Their Implication of Mercury Deposition in the Arctic E. Ali et al.
123. Co-benefit of hazardous trace elements capture in dust removal devices of ultra-low emission coal-fired power plants C. Zheng et al.
124. A review on mercury in coal combustion process: Content and occurrence forms in coal, transformation, sampling methods, emission and control technologies S. Zhao et al.
125. Temporal and spatial analysis of anthropogenic mercury and CO2 emissions from municipal solid waste incineration in China: Implications for mercury and climate change mitigation J. Guo et al.
126. Integrating point sources to map anthropogenic atmospheric mercury emissions in China, 1978–2021 Y. Cui et al.