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December 26, 2011
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D’albe, E. M. F., Lateef, A. M. A., Rasool, S. I. and Zaidi, I. H. (1955)
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 81: 574–581
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Expirements to test the influence of dispersal of salt particles from the ground on rainfall amount and distribution were carried out in the Central Punjab between July 16 and September 15, 1954.
December 22, 2011
Rasool, S.I., S.H. Gross, and W.E. McGovern, 1966: 565-584
It is the purpose of this paper to review the available information on the temperature, composition, and surface pressure of Mercury’s atmosphere, and to discuss the implications of a non-synchronous rotation of the planet on the atmosphere. We construct several models for the atmosphere which are consistent with the observations in an attempt to determine if they are stable against depletion of the atmosphere by gravtiational escape. The results are discusssed from the standpoint of the origin of the atmosphere.
Ichtiaque S. Rasool 