Titlebook: Microphysics of Clouds and Precipitation; H.R. Pruppacher,J.D. Klett Book 2010Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Aer

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Cooling of Moist Air, can provide clouds with sufficient condensed water to account for the observed amounts of precipitation. It is our main purpose in this chapter to describe the essentials of this thermodynamic cooling process. We shall also touch briefiy upon isobaric processes.

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Diffusion Growth and Evaporation of Water Drops and Snow Crystals,ey may also experience growth by the mechanisms of collision and subsequent coalescence or sticking. In the present chapter, we shall describe the individual and collective growth (and evaporation) of cloud particles by vapor diffusion; collisional growth (and breakup) are considered in Chapters 15

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Cloud Particle Interactions,ew to providing a quantitative assessment of the processes of particle growth by collision and coalescence, and of collisional breakup. We shall first treat the collision problem for drops of radii less than about 500?μm which, in accordance with our previous description of drop distortion in Sectio

Restenosis

Growth of Cloud Drops by Collision, Coalescence and Breakup,y for precipitation formation in clouds. In more recent times, radar observations have confirmed this early conclusion. In such cases, the flow of water up the spectrum from small droplets to rain must occur by the process of collision and coalescence of drops. This is often referred to as the colle

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Growth of Ice Particles by Accretion and Ice Particle Melting,ct with other snow crystals and with drops. In this chapter, we shalllook closer at the growth of ice particles by the accretion of supercooled drops, at the formation of snow flakes by the collision of snow crystals, and also consider the physics of melting of individual ice particles.

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