On the relative density of clouds
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On the relative density of clouds
A simple analysis of the relative density of clouds with respect to dry and/or moist air is presented using modern and standard definitions. The results are consistent with current knowledge in atmospheric science and offer justification to common inadvertent simplifications used in the scientific literature.
- National University of Colombia Colombia
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