small-ion combination
small-ion combination
[′smȯl ′ī‚än ‚käm·bə′nā·shən] (meteorology)
Either of two processes by which small ions disappear: the union of a small ion and a neutral Aitken nucleus to form a new large ion, or the neutralization of a large ion by the small ion.
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