Cold-Cloud Processes is a precipitation formation mechanism characterized by microphysical interactions, such as deposition, riming, and aggregation, that occur within clouds at temperatures below 0°C, distinguishing it from warm-rain processes that dominate in above-freezing environments.
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Influences of cloud photochemical processes on tropospheric ozone
Jos Lelieveld, Paul J. Crutzen · Nature · 1990 · 455 citations
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