What does the the Bergeron process explain?

A. Growth of ice crystals in clouds from supercooled water

B. Change of water from the solid state directly to the gaseous state

C. Movement of air masses at Fronts

D. Formation of clouds

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Ashlee Carroll

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20 March, 19:01

What does the the Bergeron process explain?

A. Growth of ice crystals in clouds from supercooled water

B. Change of water from the solid state directly to the gaseous state

C. Movement of air masses at Fronts

D. Formation of clouds

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Larry Mcguire · Answer 1

Growth of ice crystals in clouds from supercooled water

Alena · Answer 2

The Bergeron process details and explains the growth of ice crystals in clouds that form from water that is supercooled. This process occurs in mixed phase clouds. Two men, Alfred Wegener and Walter Findeisen, collaborated with Tor Bergeron to discover and explain this process. All three men were meteorologists.

What does the the Bergeron process explain?A. Growth of ice crystals in clouds from supercooled waterB. Change of water from the solid state directly to the gaseous stateC. Movement of air masses at FrontsD. Formation of clouds

What does the the Bergeron process explain?

A. Growth of ice crystals in clouds from supercooled water

B. Change of water from the solid state directly to the gaseous state

C. Movement of air masses at Fronts

D. Formation of clouds