NASA NTRS · 19720000233
Mercury in the environment
Abstract
Problems in assessing mercury concentrations in environmental materials are discussed. Data for situations involving air, water, rocks, soils, sediments, sludges, fossil fuels, plants, animals, foods, and man are drawn together and briefly evaluated. Details are provided regarding the toxicity of mercury along with tentative standards and guidelines for mercury in air, drinking water, and food.
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Fulkerson, W., Lyon, W. S., Shults, W. D., Wallace, R. A.. 1972-12-01. Mercury in the environment. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720000233
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