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An instrument that can be used to measure the fluxes of volatile mercury over soil surface in field was set up. From August to October in 1993, the fluxes of volatile mercury over soil surfaces at 5 sites of three different areas(high mercury area, mercury polluted area, and reference area) were measured. The results showed that the measured fluxes over soil surface during daytime were higher than those measured at night, and that the flux of volatile mercury over soil surface has relationship with both the total mercury contents of soil and air temperature.
