Current Meteorological Theory of the Condensational Growth of a Stationary Drop

The purpose of this report is to elaborate a specific theory of drop growth by condensation for use in cloud physics and various laboratory calculations related to cloud physics. It has been assimilated, for the most part, from existing literature, but in no one place has it received full exposition...

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CONDENSATION
DIFFUSION
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Meteorology
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