Dec 02 2009Environmental Analysis

Mercury CEM for Stack Gas Monitoring
 

Mercury CEM for Stack Gas Monitoring

Mercury is a naturally occurring heavy metal. At ambient temperature and pressure, it is a silvery-white liquid that readily vaporizes and may stay in the atmosphere for up to a year.                                                                             When released to air, mercury is transported and deposited globally. Mercury enters the food chain primarily through atmospheric deposition.



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