UN-ARCHIVED: 4 videos on tracking mercury sources and transformations!

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

• Using mercury isotopes to trace methylmercury sources of deep-sea fauna living in extreme ecosystems

• Carbon and mercury stable isotope fractionation during aqueous monomethyl mercury photoreduction

• Identifying sources of mercury in Peruvian Amazon aquatic systems using mercury stable isotopes

• Source tracking of mercury in a brackish fjord system

These presentations showcase how mercury isotopes are being used to trace the sources, pathways and transformations of mercury in a range of environments, from Amazonian rivers to fjord systems and deep-sea ecosystems. 

Ideal for environmental chemists, source apportionment researchers and those designing targeted remediation strategies.

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