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Geochemical Behavior of Levoglucosan in Tibetan Plateau Glacier Snow and Ice

Part of the Springer Theses Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-7973-8

ISBN: 978-981-15-7972-1

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Oct 16, 2020

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Chapter 1Research Background

You, Chao

Pages: 1 –6

[Fire is a key factor affecting many aspects of the earth system, including climate change, ecosystems, land surface processes, the carbon cycle, atmospheric chemistry, and human society. In this section, we introduce the research background of our work.]
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Chapter 2Introduction of the Zangsgangri Ice Core

You, Chao

Pages: 7 –11

[In this section, we introduce essential information of the Zangsegangri ice core, and provide some necessary information of glacier snow and ice samples used in this thesis.]
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Chapter 3Determination of Levoglucosan in Tibetan Glacier Snow and Ice Samples

You, Chao

Pages: 13 –22

[In this chapter, a method is developed for determination of levoglucosan at trace concentration levels in complex matrices of glacier snow and ice samples. Samples are analyzed using ultraperformance liquid chromatography system combined with triple tandem quadrupole mass spectrometry...
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Chapter 4Spatio–Temporal Variations of Levoglucosan on Tibetan Glaciers

You, Chao

Pages: 23 –44

[In this section, levoglucosan was detected in snow and ice samples from different Tibetan glaciers. Tibetan glaciers mainly acted as receptors of fire emissions from surrounding regions. Levoglucosan concentrations showed a decreasing trend from west to east on glaciers on the southern edge of...
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Chapter 5Levoglucosan Records in the Zangsegangri Ice Core

You, Chao

Pages: 45 –61

[In this chapter, a continuous levoglucosan record was reconstructed in the Zangsegangri ice core. The levoglucosan record was classified into two categories: background levels and extreme events. Annually resolved levoglucosan record and background levels in the ice core were strongly correlated...

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