Chemical Characteristics of Arctic Water Masses.
Technical progress is reported on the utilization of multiple chemical tracers to study the sources, movements, and mixing of Arctic Ocean water masses. A wide range in scale of mixing processes is considered, from the large scale general circulation to the small scale microstructure. Results of che...
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ftdtic:AD0727631 2023-05-15T14:33:24+02:00 Chemical Characteristics of Arctic Water Masses. Kinney,P. J. Burrell,D. C. Kelley ,J. J. Hood,D. W. ALASKA UNIV COLLEGE INST OF MARINE SCIENCE 1970-11 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0727631 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0727631 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0727631 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*ARCTIC OCEAN CHEMICAL PROPERTIES) (*OCEAN CURRENTS ARCTIC OCEAN) MICROSTRUCTURE TRACER STUDIES RADIOCHEMISTRY ORGANIC MATERIALS TURBULENCE SEDIMENTATION CARBON DIOXIDE TRANSPORT PROPERTIES SAMPLING DISTILLATION HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING SALINITY Text 1970 ftdtic 2016-02-19T01:00:22Z Technical progress is reported on the utilization of multiple chemical tracers to study the sources, movements, and mixing of Arctic Ocean water masses. A wide range in scale of mixing processes is considered, from the large scale general circulation to the small scale microstructure. Results of chemical characterization of major arctic water masses by routine chemical parameters are correlated and interpreted. Methodology for continuous processing of large volumes of water from any depth for recovery of large amounts (1 gram) of organic matter for subsequent Carbon-14 dating and chemical analysis has been developed. Finally, the detection of microstructure in the Arctic Ocean and the study of turbulent mixing processes associated with this small scale structure is discussed. (Author) Text Arctic Arctic Ocean Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic Arctic Ocean |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*ARCTIC OCEAN CHEMICAL PROPERTIES) (*OCEAN CURRENTS ARCTIC OCEAN) MICROSTRUCTURE TRACER STUDIES RADIOCHEMISTRY ORGANIC MATERIALS TURBULENCE SEDIMENTATION CARBON DIOXIDE TRANSPORT PROPERTIES SAMPLING DISTILLATION HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING SALINITY |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*ARCTIC OCEAN CHEMICAL PROPERTIES) (*OCEAN CURRENTS ARCTIC OCEAN) MICROSTRUCTURE TRACER STUDIES RADIOCHEMISTRY ORGANIC MATERIALS TURBULENCE SEDIMENTATION CARBON DIOXIDE TRANSPORT PROPERTIES SAMPLING DISTILLATION HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING SALINITY Kinney,P. J. Burrell,D. C. Kelley ,J. J. Hood,D. W. Chemical Characteristics of Arctic Water Masses. |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*ARCTIC OCEAN CHEMICAL PROPERTIES) (*OCEAN CURRENTS ARCTIC OCEAN) MICROSTRUCTURE TRACER STUDIES RADIOCHEMISTRY ORGANIC MATERIALS TURBULENCE SEDIMENTATION CARBON DIOXIDE TRANSPORT PROPERTIES SAMPLING DISTILLATION HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING SALINITY |
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Technical progress is reported on the utilization of multiple chemical tracers to study the sources, movements, and mixing of Arctic Ocean water masses. A wide range in scale of mixing processes is considered, from the large scale general circulation to the small scale microstructure. Results of chemical characterization of major arctic water masses by routine chemical parameters are correlated and interpreted. Methodology for continuous processing of large volumes of water from any depth for recovery of large amounts (1 gram) of organic matter for subsequent Carbon-14 dating and chemical analysis has been developed. Finally, the detection of microstructure in the Arctic Ocean and the study of turbulent mixing processes associated with this small scale structure is discussed. (Author) |
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Kinney,P. J. Burrell,D. C. Kelley ,J. J. Hood,D. W. |
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Chemical Characteristics of Arctic Water Masses. |
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Chemical Characteristics of Arctic Water Masses. |
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Chemical Characteristics of Arctic Water Masses. |
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Chemical Characteristics of Arctic Water Masses. |
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Chemical Characteristics of Arctic Water Masses. |
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chemical characteristics of arctic water masses. |
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