Abstract: The early stages of ice crystal formation in supercooled fogs were studied in detail by electron microscopy, and ice nucleation experiments using liquid propane seeding were conducted in a thermostatically controlled ...

Abstract: Experimental work was conducted chiefly in an igloo, half way up Mt. Taisetsu in Hokkaido, at an altitude of 1050 m. Snow crystals were received on the collodion film of the holder of an electron microscope, and left in a ...

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Abstract: Arctic fog droplets were sampled on narrow glass plates precoated with chloride-sensitive gelatin film at Point Barrow, Alaska, in the summer of 1971. The relation between the radius of the log droplet and the radius of ...

Abstract: Snow crystals are born at high altitudes and grow into various forms while falling through the atmosphere. In this research work, the relations observed among snow crystals were crystal form, nucleus, and temperature and ...

Abstract: A total of 380 electron micrographs and electron diffraction patterns of 93 snow crystal nuclei were analyzed in this observation. The nuclei were identified as mainly clay minerals and sodium chloride particles. The clay ...

Abstract: Natural snow crystals and artificially stimulated snow and ice crystals were collected on a mesh prepared for electron microscopy at Site 2, a research facility on the ice cap about 320 km cast of Thule, Greenland. The ...