1980
DOI: 10.1016/0019-1035(80)90131-1
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The structure and microphysical properties of the Venus clouds: Venera 9, 10, and 11 data

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“…Photometric profiles obtained on Vll and V12 ( Figure 21) show a maximal optical density at heights corresponding to the B-region (Moroz et al, 1979). Photometry (Ekonomov et al, 1978) and nephelometry (Marov et al, 1978) on V9 and 10 demonstrate the structure of clouds closer to that obtained on the P-D.…”
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“…Photometric profiles obtained on Vll and V12 ( Figure 21) show a maximal optical density at heights corresponding to the B-region (Moroz et al, 1979). Photometry (Ekonomov et al, 1978) and nephelometry (Marov et al, 1978) on V9 and 10 demonstrate the structure of clouds closer to that obtained on the P-D.…”
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“…It is more by an order of two than given by in situ measurements (Table XVI). Some remarks about cloud structure (without quantitative evaluations) are in some other papers devoted to radio occultation data, for example, Yakovlev et al The unicle experiment on P-L (Knollenberg and Hunten , 1979a, b, 1980) V9, V10 -both versions (Marov et al, 1976(Marov et al, , 1978. Version (a) on all four Pioneer probes (Ragent andBlamont, 1979, 1980; and Vll (Marov et al, 1979) 66-0 km 62-20 km (d) In Table XIII The unicle experiment on V12 (Surkov et aL, 1979) (c) For nephelometer of V9, 10 (version (b)).…”
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“…The OCPP instrument obtains spin-scan maps using a positionable telescope, which can provide look angles in on the vertical structure and particle sizes below the cloud top (65 km altitude) region (Marov et al 1977, Marov 1978, the range from 0Њ to 145Њ from the direction of the spacecraft spin axis, whose nominal orientation is toward the 1979, Marov et al 1980, Knollenberg and Hunten 1980, Ragent and Blamont 1980, Sagdeev and Moroz 1986. Ta-South ecliptic pole.…”
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