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Publications by I. Wängberg
Comparison of Two Measurement Methods of Dissolved Gaseous Mercury Concentrations and Estimations of Supersaturation Grade and Mercury Fluxes During a Research Campaign at the Mediterranean Sea
E3S Web of Conferences
Earth
Energy
Planetary Sciences
Environmental Science
Circumpolar Transport and Air-Surface Exchange of Atmospheric Mercury at Ny-Ålesund (79° N), Svalbard, Spring 2002
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
Atmospheric Science
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Dissolved Gaseous Mercury and Mercury Flux Measurements in Mediterranean Coastal Waters: A Short Review
E3S Web of Conferences
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Speciated Atmospheric Mercury and Sea–air Exchange of Gaseous Mercury in the South China Sea
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
Atmospheric Science
Partition and Tempospatial Variation of Gaseous and Particulate Mercury at a Unique Mercury-Contaminated Remediation Site
Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association
Management
Monitoring
Waste Management
Disposal
Atmospheric Science
Policy
Law
Pollution
Sources of Mercury in Deep-Sea Sediments of the Mediterranean Sea as Revealed by Mercury Stable Isotopes
Scientific Reports
Multidisciplinary
Change of Dissolved Gaseous Mercury Concentrations in a Southern Reservoir Lake (Tennessee) Following Seasonal Variation of Solar Radiation
Gaseous Elemental Mercury (GEM) Fluxes Over Canopy of Two Typical Subtropical Forests in South China
Determination of Atmospheric Mercury During the North Sea Experiment
Water, Air, and Soil Pollution
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Chemistry
Water Science
Technology
Ecological Modeling
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Erratum To: A Simple and Accurate Method to Measure Total Gaseous Mercury Concentrations in Unsaturated Soils
Water, Air, and Soil Pollution
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Chemistry
Water Science
Technology
Ecological Modeling
Pollution
Determining the Reliability of Measuring Mercury Cycling Gene Abundance With Correlations With Mercury and Methylmercury Concentrations
