Measurements of pH versus drop size in natural rain
Results from numerical scavenging models 1–3 , which estimate the acidity of precipitation falling through a polluted atmosphere, have previously been compared with p H measurements of bulk rain water or of single drops of unknown size 4 . Here we describe results from an instrument which, for the f...
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| description | Results from numerical scavenging models
1–3
, which estimate the acidity of precipitation falling through a polluted atmosphere, have previously been compared with
p
H measurements of bulk rain water or of single drops of unknown size
4
. Here we describe results from an instrument which, for the first time, allows the variation of
p
H with drop size to be evaluated. Field measurements show a
p
H minimum for drops with radii near 0.5 mm, consistent with simple mass transfer considerations. |
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