Mercury, as a global pollutant, has raised worldwide concern due to its high toxicity, long-
distance transport, persistence, and bioaccumulation in the environment. Coal-fired power …

Mercury (Hg) is a potentially harmful trace element in the environment and one of the World
Health Organization's foremost chemicals of concern. The threat posed by Hg contaminated …

The ability to accurately determine metal mercury content and identify different mercury
species in solid samples is essential for developing remediation and control strategies. The …

Metamorphic rocks show much lower mercury (Hg) levels than sedimentary rocks, which
may be due to the loss of Hg during high-pressure and high-temperature conditions during …

Mercury (Hg) contaminated sediments can be significant sources of Hg in aquatic
ecosystems and, through re-emission processes, to the atmosphere. Transformation and …

High contents of mercury (Hg) have been found in old mining-metallurgy sites occurring a
widespread contamination and degradation of the land. The ability to identify the Hg species …

Mercury (Hg) and its compounds are much concerned for their high toxicity and wide
presence in the environment. Since the toxicity of Hg is species dependent, various methods …

Analytical procedures to assess mercury speciation in soils still lack consensus. This article
presents an overview of the mercury fractionation and speciation procedures used in soils …

Mercury (Hg) speciation by thermo-desorption is considered an alternative to laborious
sequential chemical procedures; hence its popularity has increased in the last years. In this …

The re-emission and subsurface migration of legacy mercury (Hg) are not well understood
due to limited knowledge of the driving processes. To investigate these processes at a …