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Building a Cloud on a Tabletop
While typical cloud chambers are huge, room-sized experiments which lack micro-scale precision, our group seeks to observe the behavior of clouds on a 10-100 micron scale. We are building an acoustically levitated water cloud in an environmental chamber to observe freezing in mixed-phase clouds. We
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