UN-ARCHIVED: 3 videos on photoreduction of mercury!

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Today, we’re exploring the rapidly changing world of mercury monitoring with the following videos:

• Effects of suspended particulate matter on photo-reduction of mercury(II) in Everglades water

• Sources and properties of fluorescent dissolved organic matter affecting mercury photoreduction rates

• Influence of temperature, salinity, and DOC on methylmercury uptake into a heterotrophic marine dinoflagellate

This mini-series explores the role of light and particulate interactions in transforming mercury species in aquatic systems. 

These insights are especially useful for those investigating mercury photochemistry, coastal dynamics and the environmental factors that influence bioavailability and uptake in marine and estuarine settings.

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