Sulfur Dioxide. Another common gas emitted during a volcanic eruption is sulfur dioxide, and emissions of this gas may have the most significant impact on the Earth's climate. When sulfur dioxide is ejected into the stratosphere it gets converted to sulfuric acid aerosols, which are tiny sulfuric acid droplets.here are other gases released during volcanic eruptions, but these gases are often emitted in trace amounts. They may include hydrogen sulfide and hydrochloric acid. If you ever found yourself inside a chemistry lab, you're familiar with these two chemical compounds.
1 mortgage and financing documents. 2  tax records you may need to provide the buyer, such as real estate, school, and other tax information. 3  the professional appraisal done when you bought your house and any documented changes to the appraisal since then.  records regarding your homeownersâ insurance.
How to Locate the Deed to My House. A deed is the record of ownership. Although a deed is used to prove ownership, the record remains on file even if you misplace your deed. While you have a mortgage, the lender stores the deed until the loan is paid. If you buy a home without a mortgage, the real estate attorney or title company records the deed and issues you a copy. A certified, sealed and stamped deed copy suffices for the original deed. Go to the county recorder's office. After a deed is recorded, it is kept on file for safekeeping. Deeds are public record. Although you can view deeds online, most counties require you to submit copy requests in-person or through the mail.