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Contamination mercury

Caustic soda concentrations of 50% are produced directly from equation 11. This advantage is offset by higher operating cell voltages and some mercury contamination of the environment. This latter problem has been diminished or solved to an acceptable extent (31) however, it continues to influence the choice of cells for new plants. No new mercury cells have been installed in the United States since 1970 (32). [Pg.76]

Alpers CN, Hunerlach MP, May JT, Hothem RL (2005) Mercury contamination from historical gold mining in California. United States Geological Survey Fact Sheet 2005-3014, Sacramento, California. [Pg.70]

The mink Mustela vision) is a piscivorous mammal that also has been exposed to relatively high dietary levels of methyl mercury in North America in recent times. In a Canadian study, mink trapped in Yukon territory, Ontario, and Nova Scotia were analyzed for levels of mercury and abundance of muscarinic, cholinergic and dopaminergic receptors in the brain (Basu et al. 2005). A correlation was found between total Hg levels and abundance of muscarinic receptors, but a negative correlation was found between total Hg and abundance of dopaminergic receptors. Thus, it was suggested that environmentally relevant concentrations of Hg (much of it in methyl form) may alter neurochemical function. The highest levels of mercury contamination were found in mink from Nova Scotia that had a mean concentration of total Hg of 5.7 pg/g in brain, 90% of which was methyl mercury. [Pg.172]

International Atomic Energy Agency (1972). Mercury Contamination in Man and His Environment, Technical Report Series 137—Contains some useful accounts of work done in Sweden on ecotoxicology of organomercury compounds that is difficult to find in the general literature. [Pg.180]

In Japan, 46 people died from eating mercury-contaminated... [Pg.155]

Mercury should not be left exposed in a laboratory. Reservoirs etc. should be covered with a layer of water or oil and, if practicable, the neck of the vessel plugged. The risk is increased by heating, e.g. due to spillage on a hot surface no glass blowing should therefore be done on mercury-contaminated glass. [Pg.66]

Ecosystem Responses to Mercury Contamination Indicators of Change... [Pg.4]

Brumbaugh WG, Krabbenhoft DP, Helsel DR, Wiener JG, Eehols K. 2001. A national pilot study of mercury contamination of aquatic ecosystems along multiple gradients bioaccumulation in fish, U.S. Geological Survey Water-Biological Science Report BSR-2001-009. [Pg.83]

Fitzgerald WF, Engstrom DR, Mason RP, Nater EA. 1998. The case for atmospheric mercury contamination in remote areas. Environ Sci Technol 32 1-7. [Pg.83]

Parks J, Hamilton A. 1987. Accelerating the recovery of the mercury contaminated Wabigoon English River system. Hydrobiologia 149 159-188. [Pg.85]


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