An evaluation of lightning and corona discharge on thunderstorm air and precipitation chemistry
Abstract This study synthesizes literature to provide a best estimate for the integrated effect of cloud-to-ground lightning, intracloud lightning, and corona discharge on air and precipitation chemistry for an idealized thunderstorm. The cloud volume concentration of NO (the predominant chemical sp...
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