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THE only reason advanced by Dr. Chree (NATURE, April 11, p. 531) in support of his contention that smoke is responsible for atmospheric electricity in towns, is the fact that atmospheric pollution is worst when the potential gradient is abnormally high.
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REYNOLDS, W. The Positive Electrical Drift in the Air. Nature 115, 836–837 (1925). https://doi.org/10.1038/115836a0
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