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Atmosphere-Water Exchange

2012
Gaseous and volatile chemical species reside not only in the atmosphere. Because they dissolve in water, they are also distributed in the hydrosphere. The by far largest part of the hydrosphere is the ocean. Therefore, the exchange between atmosphere and oceans is the most important process for the fate of gaseous and volatile chemical species (Table 8.
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Water and Ice in the Atmosphere

The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1959
Over the past years many questions which come under the broad heading of cloud physics have been put to the Meteorological Office by aircraft firms and others, questions on the water and ice crystal contents of clouds and the size distribution of raindrops are examples.
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Condensation of Water in the Atmosphere

Nature, 1934
IN NATURE of December 16, p. 938, it is stated: “A number of workers, notably Defant, Kohler,: Niederdorfer, claim to have shown that the volume of droplets in the atmosphere are most frequently integral multiples of some standard minimum size”. The “law” claimed by Defant and Kohler is much more interesting than this statement implies.
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Water and Atmospheric Water Generation

2023
Nasrollah Hamidi   +2 more
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Polyzwitterionic Hydrogels for Efficient Atmospheric Water Harvesting

Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2022
Guihua Yu, Hengyi Lu, Youhong Guo
exaly  

Water and the atmosphere

2020
Devan Allen McGranahan   +1 more
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Sorbents for Atmospheric Water Harvesting: From Design Principles to Applications

Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2022
Guihua Yu
exaly  

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