1976
DOI: 10.1017/s002214300003077x
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Extraction of Trace Components from Large Quantities of Ice In Bore Holes

Abstract: A melting probe system has been gerveloped which can be lowered down to 400 m in an ice bore hole of 135-165 mm diameter. At the gersired gerpth, a section of the bore hole is isolated and evacuated. Afterwards several tons of ice are melted under vacuum with an electrical heater. The inclusions which are principally gaseous, may be collected both during or after the melting procedure. The application of this system is mainly in the field of dating polar ice by radio-active isotope analysis.

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“…Johnsen et al (1972) were able to show on the basis of measurements that on an undisturbed ice profile of Camp Century (Greenland) dating over Oeschger et al (1976) * Excluding "bomb tritium", i.e. 4-14 and 4-17) permits a much better identification of annual ice layers than is possible by conventional strati graphic methods.…”
Section: Dating Firn and Glacier Icementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Johnsen et al (1972) were able to show on the basis of measurements that on an undisturbed ice profile of Camp Century (Greenland) dating over Oeschger et al (1976) * Excluding "bomb tritium", i.e. 4-14 and 4-17) permits a much better identification of annual ice layers than is possible by conventional strati graphic methods.…”
Section: Dating Firn and Glacier Icementioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Coachman and others, 1958). This method was further developed and applied on air released from ice melted in bore-holes by Oeschger and others (1976). The time range is 500-25000 years using 5 tons of ice.…”
Section: Fig I Drill Sites In Greenland Crrel Drilled the First Sumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the 100-1 000 year time range 32Si and 39Ar, both with half lives close to 300 years, have been applied (Clausen, 1973;Oeschger and others, 1976), but the accuracy cannot cope with that of most of the stratigraphic methods, when applicable.…”
Section: Fig I Drill Sites In Greenland Crrel Drilled the First Sumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Radioactive isotopes have been used for ice dating purposes since P. F. Scholander 20 years ago used the carbon-dioxide content in air bubbles for 14 C dating (Coachman and others, 1958). This method was further developed and applied on air released from ice melted in bore-holes by Oeschger and others (1976). The time range is 500-25 000 years using 5 tons of ice.…”
Section: Radioactive Decaymentioning
confidence: 99%