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Morphology and distribution of liquid inclusions in young sea ice as imaged by magnetic resonance

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Fig. 1. Sea ice in SERF on 4 January 2012 with the vertical thermocouple string (at left), and the location of the shielded 2 m air temperature and relative humidity probe (at right).
Fig. 2. (Top) 2 m air temperature and (bottom) sea ice and water temperature for the duration of the ice growth experiment overlain by ice thickness measurements.
Fig. 3. Sea ice temperature, salinity and brine volume (calculated using a density of 917 kg m −3 ) on 20 January 2012 through a sea ice thickness of 18 cm.
Fig. 4. Magnetic resonance images in a 3-dimensional maximum intensity projection (MIP) made up of 72 images each with a thickness of 0.4 mm (Z) (28.8 mm total thickness) of a sea ice core (depth (Y) = 186 mm, diameter = 87.5 mm) viewed from the front (LEF
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