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Abstract
The EPA reported that U.S. coal-fired electric utility boilers emitted 51.7 tons of mercury in 1994–1995 [1]. Once released into the atmosphere, mercury has the potential to bioaccumulate up to a factor of 10,000 within the aquatic food chain [2,3]. It is theEvaluation of basis sets and theoretical methods for estimating rate constants of mercury oxidation
