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Geography

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

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Medium · Level 89 · fog,transport,visibility
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  1. Because visibility decreases
  2. Because air completely disappears
  3. Because roads melt
  4. Because vehicles become lighter
Medium · Level 89 · dew,cloudy night,radiational cooling
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  1. Because clouds reduce radiational cooling of the ground
  2. Because clouds make every surface colder
  3. Because clouds destroy water vapour
  4. Because clouds always form frost
Medium · Level 89 · fog,structure,water droplets
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  1. It is only hot gas
  2. It is only dry dust
  3. It is a group of tiny water droplets in air
  4. It is rock inside Earth
Medium · Level 89 · dew,surface cooling,dew point
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  1. Because a cold surface removes air pressure
  2. Because a cold surface forms lava
  3. Because a cold surface dries the air
  4. Because a cold surface can bring nearby moist air to dew point
Medium · Level 89 · fog,water vapour,visible droplets
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  1. It condenses into tiny droplets
  2. It changes into stone
  3. It leaves the air
  4. It changes into salt
Medium · Level 89 · frost,snowfall,difference
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  1. Frost forms on surfaces while snowfall falls from clouds
  2. Frost always forms in the sea
  3. Snowfall comes from rock without clouds
  4. Both are exactly same
Medium · Level 89 · mist,moisture,cooling
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  1. Air becomes completely dry
  2. Water vapour disappears
  3. Tiny droplets can form and make air hazy
  4. Sea level becomes zero
Medium · Level 89 · frost,leaves,freezing point
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  1. The night is warm and dry
  2. Surface remains above freezing
  3. Sun is strong at noon
  4. Leaf surface cools below freezing point
Medium · Level 89 · fog,condensation nuclei,dust smoke
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  1. They can act as condensation nuclei
  2. They turn all vapour into soil
  3. They make air pressure zero
  4. They move the Sun away from Earth
Medium · Level 89 · dense fog,saturation,lower air
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  1. When air is very dry and hot
  2. When air has no moisture
  3. When lower air is closer to saturation
  4. When ground is burning
Medium · Level 89 · dew,frost,water vapour requirement
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  1. Lava
  2. Coal
  3. Iron
  4. Water vapour
Medium · Level 89 · morning fog,open field,night cooling
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  1. Condensation of moist lower air due to night cooling
  2. Ground becoming a volcano
  3. Complete loss of water vapour from air
  4. Sun not rising
Medium · Level 89 · mist,visibility,droplet effect
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  1. Because droplet effect in mist is generally less
  2. Because mist has no moisture
  3. Because mist forms only from fire
  4. Because mist is made of stones
Medium · Level 89 · dew,liquid droplets,frost difference
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  1. Snowfall
  2. Fog
  3. Dew
  4. Mist
Medium · Level 89 · fog,cooling,condensation
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  1. So that air becomes soil
  2. So that air goes into sea
  3. So that vapour becomes rock
  4. So that water vapour can condense into tiny droplets
Medium · Level 89 · frost,cold surfaces,open ground
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  1. On cold grass leaves and open ground
  2. On hot iron and fire
  3. On rocks inside sea
  4. Only above clouds
Medium · Level 89 · fog,mist,rainfall difference
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  1. Because both have no water
  2. Because droplets remain suspended in air and need not fall
  3. Because both are only rocks
  4. Because rainfall has no relation to water vapour
Medium · Level 89 · dew,grass,cold surface
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  1. Dry sand heated during day
  2. Burning rock
  3. Grass cooled at night
  4. Very hot metal
Medium · Level 89 · urban fog,pollution,condensation nuclei
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  1. Ocean salinity
  2. Volcanic eruption
  3. Soil formation
  4. Possibility of fog
Medium · Level 89 · dew,surface cooling,dew point
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  1. Surface becomes hot and burns
  2. Surface cools near dew point
  3. Surface becomes sea
  4. Gravity disappears from surface