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Bromine and Iodine in Atmospheric Mercury Oxidation
We investigate the atmospheric oxidation of mercury Hg(0) by halogens, initiated by Br and I to yield Hg(I), and continued by I, Br, BrO, ClO, IO, NO2 and HO2 to yield Hg(II) or Hg(0), using computational methods with a focus on the creation of data for determining the impact of rising iodine levels
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