Steve C Hansen & L F Kozin 
Mercury Handbook [PDF ebook] 
Chemistry, Applications and Environmental Impact

MERCURY AND AMALGAMS; Physico-chemical properties of metallic mercury; Metallurgy of amalgams; PROCESSING OF MERCURY TO HIGH PURITY; Methods of treatment of metallic mercury to high purity; INORGANIC AND ORGANIC MERCURY CHEMISTRY; Inorganic mercury chemistry; Table of inorganic mercury compounds; Organometallic and organic mercury chemistry; Table of organometallic and organic mercury compounds; INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS AND SYNTHESIS; Industrial applications of mercury; Electrochemistry of Mercury; Synthesis methods of mercury compounds and amalgams; ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF MERCURY; Analytical methods for mercury analysis; Secondary mercury emissions; Regulatory standards, legislation and treaties reducing mercury; Mercury removal from the environment; Environmental aspects of industrial uses of mercury; Subject Index

Leonid Kozin is a leading Ukrainian electrochemist specialising in chemical technology, physical chemistry, electrochemistry and electro-hydrometallurgical treatment methods to achieve high-purity metals. He studied chemistry at the Kiev Polytechnic University and graduated as an Electrochemical Manufacturing Process Engineer. From 1961-1980 he worked at the Academy of Sciences Kazakhstan where he gained his Ph D. He has been Professor of Electrochemistry since 1971 and achieved many prizes for his work on high-purity metals. Author of several books, papers and patents, he is now Head of Department at the Institute of General and Inorganic chemistry at the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences in Kiev. Steve Hansen completed his BSc in Physical Metallurgy at Washington State University in 1980 and went on to do an MSc at the University of Illinois and a Ph D in Materials Science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is now a Senior Research and Development Engineer for APL Engineered Materials, Inc and has several books, patents and journal papers published on amalgam design and metallurgy and metal halide systems in his name.