Discussion
The effectiveness of a silver iodide nucleus depends strongly on
Answer: C
Correct answer: the temperature at which it is asked to act
Silver iodide begins to nucleate at about −5 degrees and becomes effective at −8 to −10, so the same particle is useless in warmer cloud and active in colder. Knowing where in the cloud the temperature falls in that window is therefore the central targeting problem.
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