Dew Ponds History Observation And Experiment
Dew Ponds History Observation And Experiment
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A mist or cloud in the process of growth, from mere droplets to larger drops, preparatory to falling as rain, would accumulate an enormously high electric potential. Professor Tait says, " if vapour-particles were originally electrified to any finite potential, cloud-particles would be each at a potential enormously higher, and raindrops considerably higher still. " 79 DEW-PONDS Within a highly electrified cloud, as Dr. G. C. Simpson said, there must be rapid combination of the water-drops, and... from it considerable rain will fall. This rain will be positively or negatively charged according as previous existing conditions favour the one or the other. Messrs. McClelland and Nolan recently reported that during a period from October n to May 12, observation of the electric charge on rain showed that the positively-charged rain was 76. 9 per cent, of the whole examined. * Fuchs has stated that when water-drops are electrified they condense and become larger, and there is a distinct connexion between the size of the drops and the electrical condition of the atmosphere.
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A mist or cloud in the process of growth, from mere droplets to larger drops, preparatory to falling as rain, would accumulate an enormously high electric potential. Professor Tait says, " if vapour-particles were originally electrified to any finite potential, cloud-particles would be each at a potential enormously higher, and raindrops considerably higher still. " 79 DEW-PONDS Within a highly electrified cloud, as Dr. G. C. Simpson said, there must be rapid combination of the water-drops, and... from it considerable rain will fall. This rain will be positively or negatively charged according as previous existing conditions favour the one or the other. Messrs. McClelland and Nolan recently reported that during a period from October n to May 12, observation of the electric charge on rain showed that the positively-charged rain was 76. 9 per cent, of the whole examined. * Fuchs has stated that when water-drops are electrified they condense and become larger, and there is a distinct connexion between the size of the drops and the electrical condition of the atmosphere.
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