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Geography

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

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Easy · Level 90 · valley fog,morning,cold air
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  1. Cold moist air can collect in the valley
  2. There is no air in a valley
  3. A valley is always fire-hot
  4. A valley destroys water vapour
Easy · Level 90 · frost,ice crystals,dew difference
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  1. Dew
  2. Frost
  3. Mist
  4. Fog
Easy · Level 90 · fog,floating droplets,near ground
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  1. Fog
  2. Dew
  3. Frost
  4. Hail
Easy · Level 90 · dew,cloudless night,radiational cooling
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  1. Ground can cool more by radiation
  2. Ground becomes hotter
  3. Water vapour disappears
  4. Salt increases in air
Easy · Level 90 · mist,fog,airborne droplets
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  1. Effect of tiny droplets in air
  2. River of lava
  3. Rain of stones
  4. Layer of dry soil
Easy · Level 90 · frost,cold night,freezing
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  1. Very cold night
  2. Very hot night
  3. Dry hot wind night
  4. Fiery night
Easy · Level 90 · dew,liquid droplets,surface
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  1. Dew
  2. Frost
  3. Fog
  4. Mist
Easy · Level 90 · fog formation,condensation,water vapour
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  1. Condensation
  2. Weathering
  3. Erosion
  4. Volcanism
Easy · Level 90 · frost,white crystals,ground
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  1. Frost
  2. Mist
  3. Fog
  4. Dew
Easy · Level 90 · mist,moist air,cooling
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  1. When moist air becomes slightly cool
  2. When air is completely dry
  3. When surface is fire-hot
  4. When there is no water vapour
Easy · Level 90 · forms of condensation,dew,frost,fog,mist
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  1. Forms of condensation
  2. Forms of volcano
  3. Types of earthquake
  4. Types of rock
Easy · Level 90 · dew,wet grass,morning
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  1. Dew
  2. Frost
  3. Lava
  4. Smoke
Easy · Level 90 · light fog,cold morning,moist air
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  1. Moist air cooling and changing into tiny droplets
  2. Soil turning into lava
  3. Complete removal of water vapour from air
  4. Sun temperature becoming zero
Medium · Level 88 · dew,dew point,condensation
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  1. Because water vapour can change into liquid droplets in this condition
  2. Because air becomes completely dry in this condition
  3. Because all clouds disappear in this condition
  4. Because the surface is always hot in this condition
Medium · Level 88 · dew,frost,state of water
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  1. On the basis of location
  2. On the basis of state of water
  3. On the basis of wind direction
  4. On the basis of sea salinity
Medium · Level 88 · fog,ground cloud,water droplets
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  1. Because it is made only of smoke
  2. Because it is made only of large ice pieces
  3. Because tiny water droplets remain suspended in air
  4. Because it forms below the ground
Medium · Level 88 · fog,mist,visibility
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  1. Visibility is always zero in mist
  2. Fog never reduces visibility
  3. Visibility remains same in both
  4. Visibility reduces more in fog than in mist
Medium · Level 88 · dew,clear night,radiational cooling
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  1. Because the surface can cool rapidly by radiation
  2. Because air always becomes very hot
  3. Because water vapour completely disappears
  4. Because clouds do not allow surface cooling
Medium · Level 88 · frost,freezing surface,moisture
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  1. Hot surface and dry air
  2. Below-freezing surface and enough moisture
  3. Strong hot wind and dry soil
  4. Sea tide and high salinity
Medium · Level 88 · valley fog,cold air,dew point
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  1. Because air in valleys always remains hot
  2. Because valleys have no water vapour
  3. Because cold dense air can collect below and become saturated
  4. Because valleys double solar radiation