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Design of a Small-Scale System for the Growth of Artificial Sea Ice
Sea ice plays a significant role in global climate systems, reflecting a significant portion of solar energy back into the atmosphere and maintaining ocean circulation currents. The effect of climate change on sea ice extent and seasonal changes is as yet unquantified. This is especially true for th...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2021
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