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H218O method We’re excited to see the publication of a new application for our MIMS. Recently, we wrote about work done at the University of Hawaii (see “Oh-squared! Ocean Oxygen) and measurements of O2/Ar for net oxygen exchange and ocean productivity. The new study, again led by Dr. Sara Ferrón at UH, validates the use Read More ...
Though the membrane inlet mass spectrometer (MIMS) has an established and long history with methane gas detection and analysis, primarily in microbiology, it is not commonplace in the environmental science community, which traditionally uses gas chromatography (GC). (However, an interesting aside is that there are now MIMS instruments being sent on autonomous underwater vehicles and Read More ...
New study uses high precision MIMS measurements (O2/Ar) to understand ocean metabolism Studying oxygen in the oceans is really a study of carbon dioxide (CO2) – or so that is the most compelling reason. Understanding the role that the oceans play in regulating the CO2 balance in the atmosphere is critically important to understanding climate change, global Read More ...