Torrpartiklar
Torrpartiklar, also known as condensation nuclei or cloud condensation nuclei (CCN), are microscopic particles suspended in the atmosphere that serve as the foundation for cloud formation and growth. These particles can be of natural or anthropogenic origin. Natural sources include sea spray, dust, pollen, and volcanic ash, while anthropogenic sources encompass emissions from industrial processes, vehicle exhaust, and agricultural activities.
The size and composition of torrpartiklar significantly influence their ability to act as CCN. Particles typically
Torrpartiklar play a crucial role in the Earth's climate system. They affect cloud properties, such as droplet
Human activities, particularly those that increase the concentration of aerosols in the atmosphere, can have significant
Research into torrpartiklar is ongoing, with scientists studying their sources, properties, and impacts on the atmosphere