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During the replication of ice crystals by conventional methods the crystals both grow and flocculate; this can lead to erroneous determination of their size distribution and to unreliable analysis of the in-cloud interactions which occurred prior to replication. A study has been made of these difficulties and an improved replication procedure has been used to overcome them.
During the replication of ice crystals by conventional methods the crystals both grow and flocculate; this can lead to erroneous determination of their size distribution and to unreliable analysis of the in-cloud interactions which occurred prior to replication. A study has been made of these difficulties and an improved replication procedure has been used to overcome them.
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