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P-ISSN 0739-1781
E-ISSN 3071-2874
Scientific Papers
Vol. 21, Issue 1, 1989April 01, 1989 MDT

An Efficient, Fast Functioning Nucleating Agent – AgI’AgCl-4NaCl

Feng Daxiong, William G Finnegan,
https://doi.org/10.54782/001c.132831

Articles in Vol. 21, Issue 1, 1989

Vol. 21, Issue 1, 1989
  • A Note on the Potential for Seeding Fire-Induced Convective Clouds
    Edmond W Holroyd IIIArlin B Super
  • The Numerical Modeling of Ice-Phase Cloud Seeding Effects in a Warm-Base Cloud: Preliminary Results
    H D OrvilleF J KoppR D FarleyR B Hoffman
  • Preliminary Experimental Evaluation of Snomax (TM) Snow Inducer, Nucleus Pseudomonas syringae, as an Artificial Ice for Weather Modification
    Patrick J WardPaul J DeMott
  • Evaluation of a 2-Month Cooperative Ground-Based Silver Iodide Seeding Program
    David W ReynoldsJames A HumphriesRichard H Stone
  • Design of a Ground Based Snowpack Enhancement Program using Liquid Propane
    David W Reynolds
  • Temporal Variations of Cloud Liquid Water during Winter Storms over the Mogollon Rim of Arizona
    Arlin B SuperEdmond W Holroyd III
  • An Efficient, Fast Functioning Nucleating Agent -- AgI'AgCl-4NaCl
    Feng DaxiongWilliam G Finnegan
  • Observations of Liquid Persistence and the Development of Ice in Oklahoma Convective Clouds
    Michael R PoellotJohn C Pflaum
  • Preliminary Investigations of a Dynamic Seeding Strategy for Oklahoma Convective Clouds
    John C PflaumHoward L JohnsonMichael R Poellot
  • Projection onto Ground Rainfall Distributions of Effects of Seeding Convective Cloudcells
    Arie Ben-Zvi
  • Hail Growth Processes in an Alberta Hailstorm
    Dennis J MusilPaul L Smith
  • On the Optimal Length of the Hail Suppression Season
    N M AleksićN DjordjeviićJ Mališić
  • Effectiveness of Hail Control in Serbia
    Djuro Radinović
  • Recent Progress and Needs in Obtaining Physical Evidence for Weather Modification Potentials and Effects
    Roger F ReinkingRebecca J MeitIn
  • PAWS Restructured
    R C GroshC MullerJ GalpinI AuretM C HodsonD E ProctorG ReuterD vdS Roos
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Daxiong, Feng, and William G Finnegan. 1989. “An Efficient, Fast Functioning Nucleating Agent – AgI’AgCl-4NaCl.” The Journal of Weather Modification 21 (1): 41–45. https://doi.org/10.54782/001c.132831.
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