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What is the main difference between a cloud and water vapour?

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Correct answer: Clouds consist of visible condensed droplets or ice crystals, whereas water vapour is an invisible gas

Correct answer: A. Water vapour is water in its gaseous state, and individual water-vapour molecules are generally invisible. A cloud forms when some of that vapour condenses into tiny liquid droplets or deposits as ice crystals. These particles scatter sunlight, making the cloud visible. A is correct because it identifies both the physical state and visibility difference. B is wrong because a cloud is not a dry gas; it contains condensed liquid water, ice, or both. C is wrong because water vapour is a gas, not rock. D is wrong because vapour and cloud particles are different forms of water, although vapour can become cloud material. Memory cue: vapour is invisible gas; cloud is visible condensed water or ice. Do not confuse invisible humidity with visible cloud.

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CloudsWater VapourCondensationPhysical StatesClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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