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Homogeneous Nucleation of Water Vapor Evidenced by Elongated Clouds on Mars
It is widely accepted that water vapor forms clouds by heterogeneous nucleation (condensation on pre-existing dry nuclei). Homogeneous nucleation (directly from water vapor, without a pre-existing nuclei) is theoretically possible, but it requires high levels of supersaturation and so it is not cons
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