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Meteorology

Chapter 13 HAZING EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERIC DUST

Word Count: 728    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

g over the inhabited areas of the country. Dr. Aitken devoted eighteen months to compare the amount of dust

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J. G. M'Pherson Literature
“Meteorology by J. G. M'Pherson”
1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION2 Chapter 2 THE FORMATION OF DEW3 Chapter 3 TRUE AND FALSE DEW4 Chapter 4 HOAR-FROST5 Chapter 5 FOG6 Chapter 6 THE NUMBERING OF THE DUST7 Chapter 7 DUST AND ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENA8 Chapter 8 A FOG-COUNTER9 Chapter 9 FORMATION OF CLOUDS10 Chapter 10 DECAY OF CLOUDS11 Chapter 11 IT ALWAYS RAINS12 Chapter 12 HAZE13 Chapter 13 HAZING EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERIC DUST14 Chapter 14 THUNDER CLEARS THE AIR15 Chapter 15 DISEASE-GERMS IN THE AIR16 Chapter 16 A CHANGE OF AIR17 Chapter 17 THE OLD MOON IN THE NEW MOON'S ARMS18 Chapter 18 AN AUTUMN AFTERGLOW19 Chapter 19 A WINTER FOREGLOW20 Chapter 20 THE RAINBOW21 Chapter 21 THE AURORA BOREALIS22 Chapter 22 THE BLUE SKY23 Chapter 23 A SANITARY DETECTIVE24 Chapter 24 FOG AND SMOKE25 Chapter 25 ELECTRICAL DEPOSITION OF SMOKE26 Chapter 26 RADIATION FROM SNOW27 Chapter 27 MOUNTAIN GIANTS28 Chapter 28 THE WIND29 Chapter 29 CYCLONES AND ANTI-CYCLONES30 Chapter 30 RAIN PHENOMENA31 Chapter 31 THE METEOROLOGY OF BEN NEVIS32 Chapter 32 THE WEATHER AND INFLUENZA33 Chapter 33 CLIMATE34 Chapter 34 THE "CHALLENGER" WEATHER REPORTS35 Chapter 35 WEATHER-FORECASTING