Raman spectroscopy of gaseous inclusions in EDML ice core: First results - Microbubbles

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Measurements of N 2/O 2 ratios inside individual air bubbles at various depths in the EDML (Antarctic) ice core are presented here. The small bubbles (diameter less than ∼200 μm) in deeper ice are significantly enriched in O 2 compared to the larger bubbles. The N 2/O 2 ratios show a systematic dependence on bubble size which is not the case for bubbles in shallower ice. This is interpreted as an effect of pressure relaxation during storage of the cores.

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Weikusat, C., Freitag, J., & Kipfstuhl, S. (2012). Raman spectroscopy of gaseous inclusions in EDML ice core: First results - Microbubbles. Journal of Glaciology, 58(210), 761–766. https://doi.org/10.3189/2012JoG11J222

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