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=== Here’s a text-friendly reply you could use to close this: === Final Response: Thanks Stephen — * The temperature rise is not assumed; it’s derived from full radiative balance. * Ambient supersaturation is explicitly included; realistic flight-level RHi values are far below the ~373% required to suppress sublimation at elevated particle temperatures. * Sublimation timescales are properly modeled via mass-transfer limited rates; environmental water vapor replenishment is negligible on particle sublimation timescales (~1 second). My analysis remains physically rigorous and internally consistent. At this point, unless there’s a specific numerical error identified (rather than general claims), there’s nothing further to correct. Thanks again for the discussion. Would you also like a "super sharp, confident" version (if you want to close it a little harder without being rude)? It would add just a touch more authority if you want to be absolutely final. 🚀
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