Cloud Condensate Fraction
Cloud Condensate Fraction is a dimensionless physical quantity representing the ratio of the mass of condensed water (liquid or ice) to the total mass of moist air within a given atmospheric volume, used to characterize the phase-partitioned thermodynamic state of cloud-laden air.
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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