Studies of the correlation between mercury content and the content of various forms of sulfur in Polish hard coals
Authors:
- Tadeusz DziokTDTadeusz Dziok
- Andrzej StrugałaASAndrzej Strugała
- Andrzej RozwadowskiARAndrzej Rozwadowski
- Mariusz MacherzyńskiMMMariusz Macherzyński
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