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Geography

Forms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mist

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Medium · Level 88 · dew,frost,water vapour
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  1. Availability of water vapour
  2. Volcanic ash
  3. Sea tide
  4. Dry hot wind
Medium · Level 88 · evaporation fog,warm water,cold air
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  1. Dust fog
  2. Mountain fog
  3. Evaporation fog
  4. Sandy fog
Medium · Level 88 · fog,cloud,height
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  1. In state of water
  2. In height of formation
  3. In process of condensation
  4. In presence of water vapour
Medium · Level 88 · dew formation,dew point,condensation,atmospheric moisture,humidity,water in atmosphere
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  1. Because the air near the surface will not reach saturation
  2. Because water vapour will always change into ice crystals
  3. Because gravity does not act on a warm surface
  4. Because dew forms only over the sea
Medium · Level 88 · frost,condensation,solid water,ice crystals,atmospheric moisture
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  1. Liquid
  2. Solid
  3. Gas
  4. Plasma
Medium · Level 88 · fog,condensation nuclei,droplets
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  1. They remove water vapour
  2. They provide tiny bases for droplets
  3. They always keep air warm
  4. They immediately make visibility infinite
Medium · Level 88 · advection fog,horizontal movement,cold surface
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  1. Moving directly underground
  2. Remaining completely still
  3. Falling as stone from above
  4. Moving horizontally over a cold surface
Medium · Level 88 · mist,visibility,density
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  1. Because droplet concentration is lower in mist
  2. Because mist has no water
  3. Because mist is always hot lava
  4. Because mist is invisible only at night
Medium · Level 88 · dew,leaves,liquid droplets
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  1. Frost
  2. Dew
  3. Dust
  4. Snowfall
Medium · Level 88 · fog,ground level,saturation
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  1. Because moist air near the surface can cool and become saturated
  2. Because fog forms only below sea level
  3. Because there is no air at height
  4. Because ground destroys water vapour
Medium · Level 88 · frost,deposition,frozen dew
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  1. Because frost is never ice
  2. Because frost can also form by vapour directly becoming ice
  3. Because frost forms only in sea
  4. Because frost has no relation with water
Medium · Level 88 · fog,light scattering,visibility
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  1. Scattering of light by water droplets in air
  2. Shrinking size of the Sun
  3. Stopping of Earth's rotation
  4. Drying of the ocean
Medium · Level 88 · dew,solar heating,evaporation
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  1. Because it becomes stone
  2. Because it can evaporate due to solar heating
  3. Because leaves eat it
  4. Because there is no water in air
Medium · Level 88 · frost,warm surface,dry air
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  1. Surface is below freezing
  2. Air has moisture
  3. Surface is warm and air is dry
  4. Night is long and cold
Medium · Level 88 · mist,fog,condensation
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  1. Weathering
  2. Meandering
  3. Condensation
  4. Tide
Medium · Level 88 · dew,surface cooling,dew point
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  1. Because air near the surface can reach dew point
  2. Because air becomes completely dry
  3. Because water vapour ends
  4. Because ocean water increases
Medium · Level 88 · fog,low visibility,tiny droplets
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  1. Dew
  2. Fog
  3. Frost
  4. Dry air
Medium · Level 88 · dew,cold surface,condensation
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  1. Condensation can form dew
  2. Land can melt
  3. Ocean can dry
  4. Air can become stone
Medium · Level 88 · fog,moisture,cooling
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  1. Because cooling alone creates sea
  2. Because moisture is the source of droplets and cooling leads to saturation
  3. Because moisture always stops condensation
  4. Because cooling makes air zero
Medium · Level 88 · frost,fog,difference
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  1. Frost is icy deposit on surface and fog is droplets in air
  2. Frost is dust in air and fog is ground rock
  3. Both are only liquid droplets
  4. Both are only hot air