Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6344190 Atmospheric Research 2010 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
Within non-precipitating clouds, total ionic content (TIC) of cloud droplets decreases with increasing liquid water content (LWC). However, this is not a simple inverse relationship. Instead, TIC has an exponential distribution with a parameter that is dependent on LWC. We demonstrate this finding using a long-term monitoring record (1994-2006) of cloud water chemistry measurements collected at the summit of Whiteface Mountain, NY.
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