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Synthesis and characterization of a nano-structured sorbent for the direct removal of mercury vapor from flue gases by chelation

Abu-Daabes et al., 2005

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8010483499449723797
Author
Abu-Daabes M
Pinto N
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Chemical Engineering Science

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A novel adsorbent for the capture of mercuric chloride vapor from flue gases has been developed. The adsorbent uniquely combines a chelating ligand with an ionizing surface nano-layer on a mesoporous substrate. This enables selective, multi-dentate adsorption of …
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