Which Condensation Nucleus Is Most Efficient for Artificial Cloud Formation?

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The discussion centers on experimenting with condensation nuclei to create artificial clouds, emphasizing the need for high efficiency in the condensation process. High efficiency is defined as the ability to lower temperatures rapidly and significantly. The most effective condensation nuclei are typically derived from ocean spray, where water evaporates from tiny droplets. Additionally, combustion processes can also produce condensation nuclei, even in the absence of visible smoke. Resources such as NOAA's educational materials and various academic papers on efficient condensation nuclei are recommended for further exploration of the topic.
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i will experiment about condensation nucleus.
( make cloud artificial. is my topic )
in my experiment i need high efficiency
of condensation nucleus
high efficiency mean which one can
drop temperature faster and lower
please know me some
 
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