Removal of Elemental Mercury by Gas Phase Surface Discharge Plasma

Yu Ze Jiang; Jiu Tao An; Na Lu; Jie Li; Yan Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.518-523.2732

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Removal of Elemental Mercury by Gas Phase Surface Discharge Plasma

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The removal of elemental mercury (Hg⁰) with the reactive species produced by gas phase surface discharge plasma was studied. The effects of several operational parameters, such as applied voltage, inlet Hg⁰ concentration and gas humidity, were investigated. The removal of Hg⁰ was significantly promoted by an increase in the applied voltage of the reactor system. Hg⁰ oxidation efficiency decreases with increasing inlet Hg⁰ concentration. Furthermore, with the addition of H₂O, Hg⁰ oxidation is remarkably restrained.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 518-523)

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Yu Ze Jiang, Jiu Tao An, Na Lu, Jie Li, Yan Wu

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Gas Phase Surface Discharge, Hg⁰, Oxidation, Reactive Species

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