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Video: Infrared Video Documents Oil-Dispersant Interactions

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Credit: Alexander Soloviev

Nova Southeastern University researcher Alexander Soloviev and his team generated a short clip in infrared imagery demonstrating how crude and weathered oil slicks respond to dispersant application.

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This entry was posted in Audio-Video, CARTHE, Short Clips (<15 Minutes) and tagged Chemistry, Oil Spill Chemistry on February 7, 2017 by Stephanie Ellis.

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