Why is cloud formation incomplete without water vapour?
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Correct answer: Because clouds mainly consist of tiny water droplets or ice particles
The governing concept is condensation in the water cycle. Air contains water vapour; when moist air cools to saturation, the vapour condenses on tiny particles and forms microscopic liquid droplets or, at sufficiently low temperatures, ice crystals. These suspended droplets and crystals make a cloud visible. Thus option A is correct. Nitrogen is not the cloud material, and clouds are neither metallic nor formed inside Earth.
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Because clouds mainly consist of tiny water droplets or ice particles
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is condensation in the water cycle. Air contains water vapour; when moist air cools to saturation, the vapour condenses on tiny particles and forms microscopic liquid droplets or, at sufficiently low temperatures, ice crystals. These suspended droplets and crystals make a cloud visible. Thus option A is correct. Nitrogen is not the cloud material, and clouds are neither metallic nor formed inside Earth.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Introduction to Accounting. Topic: Accounting Information.
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