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The effect of mercuric chloride treatment as biocide for herbaria on the indoor air quality

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Fig. 1 A suggested pathway on the formation of volatile mercury. The carbonyl group of, e.g., cellulose reacts with mercuric ions to form an organic acid while metallic mercury is formed and can be emitted
Fig. 2 Field studie on measuring the mercury concentration inside a herbarium box. Example of direct sampling of air
Fig. 3 Entrance of one of the repositories. Here work places are present for external visitors
Fig. 5 Distribution of the mercury concentration inside a herbarium box, measured directly inside the box using a Mercury Vapour Monitor MV-3000
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