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The induction explanation for lightning:

The induction explanation for lightning:
A) assumes the transfer of electrons from ice pellets to ice crystals.
B) assumes that the upper atmosphere has a positive charge.
C) is criticized by some scientists for not taking into account that the electrical field is too strong.
D) is criticized by some scientists for not allowing enough time for the transfer of charge from ice crystals to hailstones.

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Understanding Weather and Climate

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Authors: Aguado, Burt

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Thanks so much, I needed this today

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I get happy when I get things right Monkey

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