Ebullition could, therefore, be a very important contributor to atmospheric CH 4 emissions in the ESAS. Nevertheless, quantifying bubble-induced CH 4 fluxes is highly challenging.

Tonya DelSontro, Lennie Boutet, Annick St-Pierre, Paul A. del Giorgio, Yves T. Prairie, Methane ebullition and diffusion from northern ponds and lakes regulated by the interaction between temperature ...

Methane emissions by ebullition from tropical reservoirs have been accurately quantified for the first time, revealing that this emission pathway depends on both the water level in the reservoir ...

This article was originally published with the title “Temperature of Ebullition of Liquid Ozone” in SA Supplements Vol. 46 No. 1196supp (December 1898), p. 19171 doi:10.1038 ...