Abstract
The attenuating and refracting properties of wet dust particles with sand and loam nuclei at wavelengths of about 0.1–10 cm are considered. Quantitative characteristics of radio-wave attenuation obtained for various models of homogeneous particles with effective permittivity are compared with an exact solution of the electrodynamic problem for two-layer particles (“sphere in envelope”). Radio-wave phase variations caused by the presence of dust formations in the medium are determined.
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