Preferred Term:
wet deposition
Definition:
A type of atmospheric deposition in which chemical substances and particulates from the atmosphere are incorporated into droplets and transferred to the earth's surface via rain, fog or snow. Compare "dry deposition".
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Entry Terms:
- atmospheric wet deposition
- precipitation scavenging
- wet acid deposition
URI:
https://lod.nal.usda.gov/nalt/68066
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