Modern Mercury Contamination from Historic Amalgamation Milling
355
Jorgensen BB (1983) The microbial sulfur cycle. In: Krumbein WE (ed) Microbial geochemistry.
Blackwell, Oxford, pp 91-124
Lechler PJ (1993) Mercury vapor sampling at the Carson River Superfund Site. Proc Heavy Metals
Environ, Toronto, Canada, pp 377-380
Lechler PI, Desilets MO (1991) The NBMG standard reference material project. Nev Bur Mines Geol
NewsllO:I-2
Lechler PI, Miller JR (1993) The dispersion of mercury, gold, and silver from contaminated mill
tailings at the Carson River Mercury Superfund Site, west-central Nevada. Proc Perspectives Env
Geochem Tropical Countries, Nov 29-Dec 3, Niteroi, Brazil, pp 433-436
Nriagu JO (1994) Mercury pollution from past mining of gold and silver in the Americas. Sci Total
Environ 149:167-181
Quevauviller P, Donard OFX, Wasserman JC, Martin FM, Schneider J (1992) Occurrence of methylated
tin and dimethyl mercury compounds in a mangrove core from Sepetiba Bay, Brazil. App
Organomet Chem 6:221-228
Scott WW (1939) Standard methods of chemical analysis, vol I. Van Nostrand, Princeton, 1234 pp
Smith GH (1943) The history of the Comstock, 1850-1920. Univ Nev Bull 37:41-47
Tunnel G (1969) Mercury minerals, abundance in rock-forming minerals. In: Wedepohl KH (ed)
Handbook of geochemistry. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg, New York 80-D-I-3
Wallschlager D, Spengler M, Desai MVM, Carvalhinho-Windmoller C, Wilken R-D (1996) How the
matrix dictates the distribution of major inorganic mercury species in soils and sediments. 4th Int
Conf Mercury as a Global Pollutant, 4-8 Aug, 1996, Hamburg
Wells MW (1983) Gold camps and silver cities. Idaho Bur Mines Geol Bull 22, 165 pp
Williams DR (1974) The influence of the physical environment on the problem of mercury
contamination in the Jordan Creek drainage, Idaho. Abstract Geol Soc Am Cordilleran Sect Meet,
Las Vegas, p 275
355
Jorgensen BB (1983) The microbial sulfur cycle. In: Krumbein WE (ed) Microbial geochemistry.
Blackwell, Oxford, pp 91-124
Lechler PJ (1993) Mercury vapor sampling at the Carson River Superfund Site. Proc Heavy Metals
Environ, Toronto, Canada, pp 377-380
Lechler PI, Desilets MO (1991) The NBMG standard reference material project. Nev Bur Mines Geol
NewsllO:I-2
Lechler PI, Miller JR (1993) The dispersion of mercury, gold, and silver from contaminated mill
tailings at the Carson River Mercury Superfund Site, west-central Nevada. Proc Perspectives Env
Geochem Tropical Countries, Nov 29-Dec 3, Niteroi, Brazil, pp 433-436
Nriagu JO (1994) Mercury pollution from past mining of gold and silver in the Americas. Sci Total
Environ 149:167-181
Quevauviller P, Donard OFX, Wasserman JC, Martin FM, Schneider J (1992) Occurrence of methylated
tin and dimethyl mercury compounds in a mangrove core from Sepetiba Bay, Brazil. App
Organomet Chem 6:221-228
Scott WW (1939) Standard methods of chemical analysis, vol I. Van Nostrand, Princeton, 1234 pp
Smith GH (1943) The history of the Comstock, 1850-1920. Univ Nev Bull 37:41-47
Tunnel G (1969) Mercury minerals, abundance in rock-forming minerals. In: Wedepohl KH (ed)
Handbook of geochemistry. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg, New York 80-D-I-3
Wallschlager D, Spengler M, Desai MVM, Carvalhinho-Windmoller C, Wilken R-D (1996) How the
matrix dictates the distribution of major inorganic mercury species in soils and sediments. 4th Int
Conf Mercury as a Global Pollutant, 4-8 Aug, 1996, Hamburg
Wells MW (1983) Gold camps and silver cities. Idaho Bur Mines Geol Bull 22, 165 pp
Williams DR (1974) The influence of the physical environment on the problem of mercury
contamination in the Jordan Creek drainage, Idaho. Abstract Geol Soc Am Cordilleran Sect Meet,
Las Vegas, p 275