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What is the treatment and disposal of Mercury

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<h3>The treatment and disposal of Mercury:</h3>

Heating and incineration can release the mercury vapor into atmosphere causing atmospheric pollution. The process of solidification and disposal into secured landfill, gas phase recovery of mercury, and thermal treatment is gaining interest in mercury treatment and recovery field by various researchers and industries.

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