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  • 1. Cleaning of lead smelting flue gas scrubber sludge and recovery of lead, selenium and mercury by the hydrometallurgical route.
    Xing P, Ma B, Wang C, Chen Y.
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  • 3. Treatment of smelting residue for arsenic removal and recovery of copper using pyro-hydrometallurgical process.
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    Svoboda K, Hartman M, Šyc M, Pohořelý M, Kameníková P, Jeremiáš M, Durda T.
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  • 12. Adsorption of mercury by activated carbon prepared from dried sewage sludge in simulated flue gas.
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  • 17. One Step Interface Activation of ZnS Using Cupric Ions for Mercury Recovery from Nonferrous Smelting Flue Gas.
    Liao Y, Xu H, Liu W, Ni H, Zhang X, Zhai A, Quan Z, Qu Z, Yan N.
    Environ Sci Technol; 2019 Apr 16; 53(8):4511-4518. PubMed ID: 30855949
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  • 19. Development of selective mercury recovery technology by using iron iodide from waste sludge of non-ferrous metal smelting process.
    Lee E, Lee J, Kim T, Lee S, Back S, Kim S.
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  • 20. A three-stage system to remove mercury and dioxins in flue gases.
    Hylander LD, Sollenberg H, Westas H.
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