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If condensation occurred in a cloud but droplet growth did not occur, what result is likely?

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Correct answer: The cloud will remain, but precipitation will be weak or absent

Direct answer: A. Condensation is the change of water vapour into tiny liquid droplets or ice particles. This can make a visible cloud, but cloud formation alone is not the same as precipitation. For rain or snow to reach the ground, cloud particles must grow sufficiently through processes such as collision and coalescence or ice-crystal growth. If growth does not occur, the particles remain too small and may stay suspended in the air or evaporate before reaching the surface. A is therefore correct. B is wrong because condensation alone does not make heavy hail compulsory; hail needs particular strong storm processes and ice growth. C is wrong because clouds do not turn into rock. D is unrelated because cloud droplet growth does not cause earthquakes. Memory cue: condensation makes the cloud; particle growth makes falling precipitation.

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CondensationDroplet GrowthPrecipitationClouds And PrecipitationWater In The AtmosphereGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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