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Advances in magnetically recyclable remediators for elemental mercury degradation in coal combustion flue gas

Zequn Yang, Jianping Yang, Hailong Li, Wenqi Qu, Lijian Leng, Jiexia Zhao, Yong Feng, Zhengyong Xu, Hui Liu, Kaimin Shih

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In this review, the magnetic remediators used for Hg 0 degradation and recycling from coal combustion flue gas have been systematically reviewed. The involved mechanisms are also scrutinized to guide further development related techniques.

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In this review, the magnetic remediators used for Hg 0 degradation and recycling from coal combustion flue gas have been systematically reviewed. The involved mechanisms are also scrutinized to guide further development related techniques.

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In this review, the magnetic remediators used for Hg 0 degradation and recycling from coal combustion flue gas have been systematically reviewed. The involved mechanisms are also scrutinized to guide further development related techniques.

Key concepts: Flue gas, Combustion, Coal combustion products, Coal, Mercury (programming language), Flue-gas emissions from fossil-fuel combustion, Waste management, Degradation (telecommunications)

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