Ablation onset temperature of ice crystal

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Ablation onset temperature of ice crystal Observation and Characterization of Cirrus-like Ice Crystal Growth using ESEM Mitch Benning ‘13 Advisor: Steven Neshyba Results Background The usual ice crystal grown in the SEM is hexagonal and has six prismatic facets, two basal facets and multiple pyramidal facets as seen in Figure 3. In addition, as previously observed by Pfalzgraff et al., the mesoscopic properties of cirrus-like ice crystals contain surface roughness on their prismatic surface only. The rough structures formed on the crystal are called trans-prismatic strands and help account for the light scattering discrepancy. Cirrus cloud ice crystals are of interest for study because of their relevance in climate modeling, particularly in the way that incoming light from the sun scatters upon striking them. By understanding this mechanism better, more accurate climate models can be built. Recent experimental research has elaborated on the previous smooth model of ice crystal growth by adding trans-prismatic strands (surface roughness) to account for the discrepancy between theoretical scattering and observed scattering. By using an SEM to grow ice crystals and Fourier transforms for analysis, a deeper understanding of growth is hoped to be understood. Extract line Fourier Transform d c Average multiple lines b Experimental a A reservoir of ice was placed inside of the SEM, a coldstage was turned on as the pressure was pumped down and the backscatter detector imaged the stage (Figure 1). Ice crystals grew on the stage at various pressures as long as the temperature was low enough (Figure 2.) By keeping the temperature low enough to prevent ablation for periods of time, studying the habit and mesoscopic properties of cirrus ice crystals became much easier. Figure 3. Left: Early growth of hexagonal ice crystal showing prismatic facet (a), pyramidal facet (b), and basal facet (c). Right: Late growth of hexagonal ice crystal showing trans-prismatic strands (d). Figure 6. Stepwise procedure to evaluate trans-prismatic strand spacing by first extracting a line, fourier transforming that line, summing multiple lines in multiple pictures at the same pressure, and then comparing the results with pictures from a different pressure. Upon changing the ambient pressure in the SEM, the strands appear to separate more (Figure 4.). This is what led into the main focus of research, whether the spacing of the step flow growth varies with pressure. Discussion   Backscatter detector Ablation onset temperature of ice crystal for various pressures First ice crystals appear Ice reservoir Ablation onset temperature (C) Figure 4. Prismatic surface at 50Pa and 100Pa showing a slight increase in strand spacing as pressure increases.   Working time Cold stage (1) Time (min) Figure 1. Experimental setup inside of SEM. Figure 2. Ablation temperature over time for different pressures.   Acknowledgements and References (2) Thanks to Steven Neshyba for continual advisement and help, Penny Rowe for coding as well as Fourier transform assistance, and Martin Jackson for Fourier transform assistance, and Al Vallecorsa whose SEM training was much appreciated. 1. Pfalzgraff, W.C., Scanning electron microscopy and molecular dynamics of surfaces of growing and ablating hexagonal ice crystals. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics. 2010, 10, 1-9 2. Bales, G.S, Zangwill, A, Morphological instability of a terrace edge during step-flow growth. American Physical Society. 1990, 41, 5500-5508 Conclusions