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Re: How is mercury added to these products?
- Subject: Re: How is mercury added to these products?
- From: "David Herb" <herbdw@michigan.gov>
- Date: Fri, 20 Sep 2002 09:57:17 -0400
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- Reply-To: "David Herb" <herbdw@michigan.gov>
As the mercury cell process
http://homepages.enterprise.net/bobchap/science/mercurycell.html was
commonly used to produce the chlorine for vinyl chloride production,
this may be the source of the mercury.
>>> <Gaithermj@aol.com> 09/19/02 08:52PM >>>
hello all.
i am compiling a rather exhaustive list of products and processes that
involve or contain mercury. there are a few products that are listed
in
various references, but i can't find how/why the mercury is added or
becomes
a contaminant.
NO LENGTHY DETAILS necessary, but any input on the following items
would be
greatly appreciated.
- bronzing
- printing ink
- vinyl chloride resin
- composites (i assume from the resins)
- paper coating (aside from mildewicide on wallboard)
- textile printing
- primary copper smelting and copper foil production
- adhesives/sealants
- glass
- finger print powder
- ion engines
- slip ring in packaging production equipment
Thanks so much.
Michelle Gaither
Tech Lead, PPRC
www.pprc.org
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