Environment & Ecology · Meteorology and Atmospheric Phenomena
The term 'Langmuir Effect', often mentioned in the news, refers to which one of the following?
- 1The process of heat transfer from the Earth's surface to the upper atmosphere through radiation
- 2The interaction between ocean currents and wind that leads to wave formation
- 3The coalescence of water droplets in clouds until they become heavy enough to overcome updrafts and fall as intense rainfall✓
- 4The upward movement of moist air due to orographic lifting over mountainous regions
Correct answer
The coalescence of water droplets in clouds until they become heavy enough to overcome updrafts and fall as intense rainfall
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