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Determination of mercury thermospecies in coal. / Mashyanov, N.; Pogarev, S.; Panova, E.; Panichev, N.; Ryzhov, V.

In: Fuel, Vol. 203, 2017, p. 973-980.

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Mashyanov, N, Pogarev, S, Panova, E, Panichev, N & Ryzhov, V 2017, 'Determination of mercury thermospecies in coal', Fuel, vol. 203, pp. 973-980. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fuel.2017.03.085

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Mashyanov, N., Pogarev, S., Panova, E., Panichev, N., & Ryzhov, V. (2017). Determination of mercury thermospecies in coal. Fuel, 203, 973-980. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fuel.2017.03.085

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Mashyanov N, Pogarev S, Panova E, Panichev N, Ryzhov V. Determination of mercury thermospecies in coal. Fuel. 2017;203:973-980. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fuel.2017.03.085

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Mashyanov, N. ; Pogarev, S. ; Panova, E. ; Panichev, N. ; Ryzhov, V. / Determination of mercury thermospecies in coal. In: Fuel. 2017 ; Vol. 203. pp. 973-980.

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title = "Determination of mercury thermospecies in coal",
abstract = "The mercury concentration in coal varies in a wide range with the world average (the Clarke value) of 100 ppb. Mercury in coal can be represented by various forms having different matrix binding energy that govern different properties and behavior both in geochemical cycling and in technological processing. The technique of gradual heating (thermoscannig) of samples based on standard available equipment was developed to reveal and study the dynamic behavior of mercury release from coals. Analyses of coals of different types from deposits in Russia, Ukraine, and South Africa revealed the presence of various mercury thermospecies, part of which can be attributed to absorbed elemental mercury and mercury bound to pyrites. Microprobe analysis exhibited points of mercury accumulation up to tenths of percent by weight within coal organic matrix and mineral inclusions. The thermoscanning technique gives additional information about mercury speciation in coal for better understanding of mercury geochemistry in fossil",
keywords = "Coal, Mercury Thermoscanning",
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AB - The mercury concentration in coal varies in a wide range with the world average (the Clarke value) of 100 ppb. Mercury in coal can be represented by various forms having different matrix binding energy that govern different properties and behavior both in geochemical cycling and in technological processing. The technique of gradual heating (thermoscannig) of samples based on standard available equipment was developed to reveal and study the dynamic behavior of mercury release from coals. Analyses of coals of different types from deposits in Russia, Ukraine, and South Africa revealed the presence of various mercury thermospecies, part of which can be attributed to absorbed elemental mercury and mercury bound to pyrites. Microprobe analysis exhibited points of mercury accumulation up to tenths of percent by weight within coal organic matrix and mineral inclusions. The thermoscanning technique gives additional information about mercury speciation in coal for better understanding of mercury geochemistry in fossil

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