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Impact and fate of biomass burning-particles in the Mediterranean seawater using carbon stable isotopes, radiocarbon dating, and modeling<\/strong><\/h3>

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PI<\/strong> : Christos-Panagiotopoulos<\/a><\/p>

Lab partners<\/strong> : CEFREM <\/strong>(P. Keherv\u00e9<\/a>); CEREGE <\/strong>(E. Bard<\/a>); EPFL <\/strong>(A. Nenes<\/a>)<\/p>

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FIRETRAC<\/strong><\/span> main aim is to shed light on B<\/strong>urning B<\/strong>iomass (BB<\/strong>) and wildfire-produced atmospheric particle dynamics in marine waters and establish their link with the marine B<\/strong>iological C<\/strong>arbon P<\/strong>ump (BCP<\/strong>). Such information will give a very strong evidence if BB associated molecules (BB tracers such as anhydrosugars and polyaromatic hydrocarbons or PAHs) have the potential to be rapidly mineralized, and thus re-injected to C-cycle as CO2<\/sub>or stored for several thousands of years in the dissolved organic matter (DOM) pool\/or marine sediments. To do so FIRETRAC<\/strong><\/span> project is declined in three main objectives:<\/p>