Mercury in Gas and Oil Deposits
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Fig. 6. Pannonsky-Volinsky lineament. I faults surrounding lineament; 2 faults; 3 mercury deposits:
B Vishkovskoye; C Uglyanskoye; 4 Beregovskoye polymetallic deposit; 5 oil deposits: I Bitkovskoye:
2 Borislavskoye: 3 Molve
Mercury extraction and cleaning of gases and reworking products of gas and
oil deposits with separating mercury as a fairly toxic element is too important for
environmental protection. It is important even in cases when mercury is not an
important industrial component: the huge amounts of world annual reworking
gas and oil should be accounted.
Investigations of mercury are important from two aspects, as revealing the
main regularities of its migration concerning hydrocarbons as a part of a large
geochemical cycle of mercury migration and evaluation of possible mercury
extraction or cleaning of gases and oil products for environmental protection
(taking into account the huge scale of extraction of hydrocarbon gas and oil).
References
Achterberg A, Zaanen JJ (1972) Sporen kwik in het Groninger aardgas. Chem Weekbl 68:11-59
Bailey EH, Snavely PO, White DE (1961) Chemical analyses of brines and oil, Cymrik field, Kern
County, California. Geol Surv prof Pap 0 424:306-309
Dickenstein GCh, Cluschko WW, Goldbecher K, Muller EP et al. (1973) Zum Autireten von
Quecksilber in Erdgasen am Beispiel der Rotliegenderdgaslagerstatten. Z Angew Geol 19:492-494
Ganeev AA, Pogarev SE, Ryzhov VV, Sholupov SE, Dreval TV (1995a) The new method for direct and
express determination of mercury in oil, gas condensate and biological samples. Ecol Chem 4:122126
Ganeev AA, Ryzhov VV, Maydurov AD, Mashyanov NR, Sholupov SE, ()zerova NA, Chernova AE
(1995b) Direct definition of mercury-organic compounds in the natural gas and air with using of
pyrolysis and photolysis. Vestnik S Peter Univ 4:73-80 (in Russian)
245
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liNEAMENT
........
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NONroN";-.~OLr~~ A _d fj;
• Rovno
P AN
-
.....
,2~
•
•
('!)C 1"-:;:..-3 Subotica Dcbrcccn B ®
..
;..
t - -
1
~-• Zagreb
~1
~3
Fig. 6. Pannonsky-Volinsky lineament. I faults surrounding lineament; 2 faults; 3 mercury deposits:
B Vishkovskoye; C Uglyanskoye; 4 Beregovskoye polymetallic deposit; 5 oil deposits: I Bitkovskoye:
2 Borislavskoye: 3 Molve
Mercury extraction and cleaning of gases and reworking products of gas and
oil deposits with separating mercury as a fairly toxic element is too important for
environmental protection. It is important even in cases when mercury is not an
important industrial component: the huge amounts of world annual reworking
gas and oil should be accounted.
Investigations of mercury are important from two aspects, as revealing the
main regularities of its migration concerning hydrocarbons as a part of a large
geochemical cycle of mercury migration and evaluation of possible mercury
extraction or cleaning of gases and oil products for environmental protection
(taking into account the huge scale of extraction of hydrocarbon gas and oil).
References
Achterberg A, Zaanen JJ (1972) Sporen kwik in het Groninger aardgas. Chem Weekbl 68:11-59
Bailey EH, Snavely PO, White DE (1961) Chemical analyses of brines and oil, Cymrik field, Kern
County, California. Geol Surv prof Pap 0 424:306-309
Dickenstein GCh, Cluschko WW, Goldbecher K, Muller EP et al. (1973) Zum Autireten von
Quecksilber in Erdgasen am Beispiel der Rotliegenderdgaslagerstatten. Z Angew Geol 19:492-494
Ganeev AA, Pogarev SE, Ryzhov VV, Sholupov SE, Dreval TV (1995a) The new method for direct and
express determination of mercury in oil, gas condensate and biological samples. Ecol Chem 4:122126
Ganeev AA, Ryzhov VV, Maydurov AD, Mashyanov NR, Sholupov SE, ()zerova NA, Chernova AE
(1995b) Direct definition of mercury-organic compounds in the natural gas and air with using of
pyrolysis and photolysis. Vestnik S Peter Univ 4:73-80 (in Russian)