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Identification Of Oxidized Mercury Compounds With GC/MS | 18555
ISSN: 2157-7617
Journal of Earth Science & Climatic Change
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The primary route of human exposure to mercury is through consumption of contaminated fish. Most mercury pollution
is emitted to the atmosphere, however, and it can be transported around the globe before being deposited to aquatic
ecosystems. The location and bioavailability of deposited mercury largely depends on poorly understood atmospheric chemical
reactions that convert elemental mercury into oxidized mercury compounds. Current measurement methods for mercury
have been shown to be biased low and are unable to distinguish which oxidized mercury compounds exist in the atmosphere.
This knowledge gap has led to considerable speculation but no clear consensus about the dominant oxidation reactions is
available for atmospheric mercury.
A suite of tools to accurately quantify and identify atmospheric oxidized mercury compounds is being developed. One
of these tools is a gas chromatography/mass spectrometry-based system for identification and quantification of atmospheric
oxidized mercury compounds. The system consists of a collection surface to concentrate mercury compounds from the
ambient atmosphere, a thermal desorption module, a cryofocusing system, a gas chromatograph, and an ultra-sensitive mass
spectrometer. Preliminary data show that this system can separate and detect mercury halides that are thought to exist in the
ambient atmosphere. Work is underway to test several atmospheric collection techniques and additional mercury compounds,
and to optimize the system to minimize sample loss and maximize sensitivity.
Biography
Seth Lyman earned a PhD in Environmental Science and Health from the University of Nevada, Reno, and subsequently worked as a Postdoctoral Researcher
and research faculty member at the University of Washington-Bothell. Currently, he is the Director of the Energy and Environment Research Team at Utah State
University?s Bingham Entrepreneurship and Energy Research Center in Vernal, Utah. His research focuses on emissions, transport, and fate of atmospheric
environmental contaminants, including ozone precursors, particulate matter, greenhouse gases, and mercury.
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