Halogen Emissions
Halogen Emissions is a volcanic gas emission phenomenon characterized by the release of halogen elements—primarily chlorine, fluorine, bromine, and iodine—from magmatic systems during volcanic activity, distinguishing it from other volcanic gas emissions by its significant impact on atmospheric chemistry and ozone depletion.
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