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The effect of precipitation on gaseous oxidized and elemental mercury concentrations as quantified by two types of atmospheric mercury measurement systems

Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Atmospheric Hg II concentrations at a given site are linearly related to the amount of Hg II lost from the atmosphere during precipitation. The slope from DCS measurement data (a) could be used to correct the older data which were biased low (b).
DOI: 10.1039/d4ea00145a
Authors: Peter S. Weiss-Penzias, Seth N. Lyman, Tyler Elgiar, Lynne E. Gratz, Winston T. Luke, Gabriel Quevedo, Nicole Choma, Mae Sexauer Gustin
Institutions: University of California, Santa Cruz, Utah State University, Reed College, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA Air Resources Laboratory, University of California, Los Angeles, University of Nevada, Reno
Language: English
Open Access status: diamond
Awards: Collaborative Research: RUI: Mercury Oxidation Pathways in a Continental Atmosphere: High Temporal Resolution Measurements of Mercury and Oxidants at Storm Peak Laboratory, Collaborative Research: Mercury Oxidation Pathways in a Continental Atmosphere: High Temporal Resolution Measurements of Mercury and Oxidants at Storm Peak Laboratory, Collaborative Research: Mercury Oxidation Pathways in a Continental Atmosphere: High Temporal Resolution Measurements of Mercury and Oxidants at Storm Peak Laboratory, Collaborative Research: Development of a Better Understanding of Ambient RM Chemistry, Reactions Forming, and Methods for Measurement, Collaborative Research: Mercury Oxidation Pathways in a Continental Atmosphere: High Temporal Resolution Measurements of Mercury and Oxidants at Storm Peak Laboratory
OpenAlex ID: W4405721441
FWCI: 0.643
Cites: 63
Cited by: 4
Related to: 10