Observed in-plume gaseous elemental mercury depletion suggests significant mercury scavenging by volcanic aerosols
Observed in-plume gaseous elemental mercury depletion suggests significant mercury scavenging by volcanic aerosols
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10.1039/d3ea00063j
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2023
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A. Koenig;O. Magand;C. Rose;A. Di Muro;Y. Miyazaki;A. Colomb;M. Rissanen;Christopher F. Lee;T. Koenig;R. Volkamer;J. Brioude;B. Verreyken;T. Roberts;B. Edwards;K. Sellegri;S. Arellano;P. Kowalski;A. Aiuppa;J. Sonke;A. Dommergue
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A. Koenig;O. Magand;C. Rose;A. Di Muro;Y. Miyazaki;A. Colomb;M. Rissanen;Christopher F. Lee;T. Koenig;R. Volkamer;J. Brioude;B. Verreyken;T. Roberts;B. Edwards;K. Sellegri;S. Arellano;P. Kowalski;A. Aiuppa;J. Sonke;A. Dommergue
Terrestrial volcanism is known to emit mercury (Hg) into the atmosphere. However, despite many years of investigation, its net impact on the atmospheric Hg budget remains insufficiently constrained, in part...