Abstract
The presence of ultra-trace levels of mercury in industrial gas and condensate streams is a cause of both environmental and production concern. The toxic nature of the element, in all forms, together with its ability to shut-down large processing plants dictates a need for its accurate and precise measurement. The study which investigated the recovery of various mercury species, spiked into synthetic and real condensate samples using conventional and new digestion and/or extraction techniques showed recovery was dependent upon the speciation. Using the most efficient technique, L
Awarding Institution(s)
University of Plymouth
Document Type
Thesis
Publication Date
1999
Deposit Date
June 2024
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Recommended Citation
Shafawi, A. (1999) Mercury species in natural gas condensate. Thesis. University of Plymouth. Available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.24382/4457
