Investigation of subbituminous coal and lignite combustion processes in terms of mercury and arsenic removal
Authors:
- M. MarczakMMM. Marczak
- F. WierońskaFWF. Wierońska
- P. BurmistrzPBP. Burmistrz
- A. StrugałaASA. Strugała
- K. KogutK. Kogut
- S. LechSLS. Lech
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Funding Information
- Akademia Górniczo-Hutnicza im. Stanislawa Staszica
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