Published 1960
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Journal Article
The Physical Constants of Sea Ice
- Creators
- Anderson, Don L.
Chicago
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Abstract
The continuous phase changes taking place in the interior of sea ice make it a remarkable substance. All of the physical properties are extremely temperature dependent and arc controlled by the quantity of brine in the interstices. The basic physical and thermal properties of sea ice are presented in tables and graphs; the apparently erratic behaviour is caused by precipitation of cryohydrates.
Additional Information
© 1960 Institute for Research. The research reported in this article has been sponsored in part by the Geophysics Research Directorate, AFCRC, under Contract AF19(604)- 3073 with the Arctic Institute of North America, headquarters in Montreal, Canada.Additional details
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- 48222
- Resolver ID
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- Air Force Cambridge Research Center (AFCRC) Geophysics Research Directorate
- AF19(604)-3073
- Arctic Institute of North America
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