Source attribution and process analysis for atmospheric mercury in eastern China simulated by CMAQ-Hg

Zhu, J.; Wang, T.; Bieser, J.; Matthias, V.

doi:https://doi.org/10.5194/acp-15-8767-2015

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10 Aug 2015

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| 10 Aug 2015

Source attribution and process analysis for atmospheric mercury in eastern China simulated by CMAQ-Hg

J. Zhu, T. Wang, J. Bieser, and V. Matthias

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RC C3861: 'Review of acp-2015-123', Anonymous Referee #1, 21 Jun 2015
- AC C4921: 'Interactive comment on “Source attribution and process analysis for atmospheric mercury in East China simulated by CMAQ-Hg”by J. Zhu et al.', Jialei Zhu, 15 Jul 2015
RC C4342: 'Interactive comments', Anonymous Referee #3, 04 Jul 2015
- AC C4930: 'Interactive comment on “Source attribution and process analysis for atmospheric mercury in East China simulated by CMAQ-Hg”by J. Zhu et al.', Jialei Zhu, 15 Jul 2015

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Short summary

This study estimated the contributions to mercury concentration and deposition in easter China from seven categories of emission sources by CMAQ-Hg. Also, this study focuses on diagnostic and process analyses for atmospheric mercury pollution formation and on identification of the dominant atmospheric processes for mercury.