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Are Clouds transparent or translucent

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Are Clouds transparent or translucent

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  1. Cirrus clouds form above 23,000 feet (about 6,000 m), in the cold region of the troposphere. They are denoted by the prefix cirro- or cirrus. At this altitude water almost always freezes so clouds are composed of ice crystals. The clouds tend to be wispy, and are often transparent. Isolated cirrus clouds often indicate a stable situation and do not bring precipitation, however, large amounts of cirrus clouds can indicate an approaching storm system.


  2. actually clouds are neither transparent,nor translucent. they are infact colloidal.colloidal is a state which differs from the solution only in size of particles.it comes under the type -aerosol which is made up of mixing liqiud phase & gaseous phase.

  3. They are transparent to some radiation bands such as those that cause sunburn and translucent to most of the rest,

  4. HI there,

    Clouds are neither transparent nor translucent.  They are characterized as being Opaque (hard to see through).  EXample:  a plane flying through the clouds is like being in a dense fog.

    Thanks for reading :))

  5. Translucent. Transparent means you can completely see through something without any impediment like cellophane or clear glass.

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