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Cloud Electric Potential

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UNDER the above heading, in NATURE of July 19 (p. 269), which has just come into my hands, Mr. E. Douglas Archibald criticizes a statement of mine in Part III. of “Deschanel,” respecting electrified drops of water in a cloud. The following is the statement:—

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EVERETT, J. Cloud Electric Potential. Nature 38, 343 (1888). https://doi.org/10.1038/038343a0

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