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Growth by Collision and Coalescence Questions and Answers

111.

State whether the following is true or false.
A cloud may produce precipitation by warm rain and ice processes at the same time.

Answer: C

Deep clouds commonly have a warm lower region and a glaciated upper region operating together. Separating the contributions of the two is a persistent difficulty in both observation and modelling. The two routes overlap through much of the cloud depth.

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112.

The merging of cloud droplets by collision is called :

Exam Year(s)

MH SET - 2021, SET Exam - 2021,

Answer: C

The merging of droplets by collision is coalescence.

In warm clouds larger drops fall faster than small ones, collide with them, and merge; this collision-coalescence process grows drops to raindrop size. Collision is only the first step; coalescence is the joining that follows, and not every collision leads to it.

Nucleation is the start of a droplet or ice crystal on an aerosol particle, and condensation is growth by diffusion of water vapour onto a droplet. Neither involves droplets merging.

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