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Geography

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

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Medium · Level 88 · advection fog,marine air,cold land
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  1. Convective storm
  2. Dust storm
  3. Mountain snowfall
  4. Advection fog
Medium · Level 88 · dew,grass,surface cooling
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  1. Because air near the surface can cool to dew point
  2. Because grass destroys water vapour
  3. Because grass always produces ice
  4. Because warm air prevents condensation
Medium · Level 88 · fog,transport,visibility
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  1. Because fog melts the road
  2. Because visibility decreases and drivers cannot see far
  3. Because fog makes vehicles lighter
  4. Because gravity disappears in air
Medium · Level 88 · mist,fog,droplet concentration
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  1. Because mist contains only dust
  2. Because mist has no form of water
  3. Because droplet concentration is lower and visibility remains greater
  4. Because it always forms below the ground
Medium · Level 88 · frost, crop damage, condensation, agriculture, plant cells
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  1. It instantly turns plants into soil
  2. It completely stops rainfall
  3. It permanently blocks sunlight
  4. It can damage tender plant cells by forming ice crystals
Medium · Level 88 · dew,fog,location difference
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  1. Dew forms on surfaces and fog forms in air near the ground
  2. Dew forms only in sky and fog underground
  3. Dew forms in sea and fog inside mountains
  4. Both form only in plant roots
Medium · Level 88 · dew,frost,above freezing
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  1. Snow crystal
  2. Dew
  3. Lava
  4. Dust storm
Medium · Level 88 · fog dissipation,solar heating,evaporation
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  1. It turns droplets into stones
  2. It turns vapour into oxygen
  3. It warms air and increases evaporation of droplets
  4. It turns land into sea
Medium · Level 88 · dew,car glass,cold surface
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  1. Melting of glass
  2. Sun directly becoming water
  3. Air becoming completely dry
  4. Condensation of water vapour on a cold surface
Medium · Level 88 · fog,saturation,condensation
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  1. Saturation
  2. Complete dryness
  3. Sea salinity
  4. Underground boiling
Medium · Level 88 · mist,fog,similarity
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  1. Both are only snowstorms
  2. Both are related to tiny water droplets in air
  3. Water vapour has no role in both
  4. Both are only sea waves
Medium · Level 88 · radiation fog,night cooling,saturation
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  1. During strong afternoon heat with dry air
  2. Immediately after an earthquake
  3. After strong radiational cooling of the surface at night
  4. On the deep sea floor
Medium · Level 88 · frost,ice crystals,deposition
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  1. Liquid river
  2. Sea wave
  3. Hot smoke
  4. Ice crystals
Medium · Level 88 · dew,clear sky,radiational cooling
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  1. Because clear sky increases surface heat loss
  2. Because clear sky destroys water vapour
  3. Because clouds always form frost
  4. Because clear sky makes air completely dry
Medium · Level 88 · frost,winter,freezing temperature
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  1. Because temperature remains very high in winter
  2. Because the surface can cool below freezing at night
  3. Because there is no water vapour in winter
  4. Because frost forms only in summer
Medium · Level 88 · dew formation,dry air,water vapour,dew point,condensation,atmospheric moisture
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  1. Because dry air lacks sufficient water vapour
  2. Because dry air always has a high dew point
  3. Because dry air raises the surface temperature and causes condensation
  4. Because dry air has no atmospheric pressure
Medium · Level 88 · fog,droplets,suspension
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  1. Because they are very large and heavy
  2. Because they are very small and fall slowly
  3. Because gravity does not act on them
  4. Because they are not made of water
Medium · Level 88 · mist,haze,light scattering
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  1. Because soil melts
  2. Because the Sun disappears
  3. Because tiny water droplets scatter light
  4. Because air contains only salt
Medium · Level 88 · dew,phase change,condensation
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  1. Liquid to gas
  2. Solid to gas
  3. Gas to solid
  4. Gas to liquid
Medium · Level 88 · frost hollow,cold air,frost
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  1. Cold air pooling below and possibility of frost
  2. High sea waves
  3. Hot desert sand
  4. Earthquake intensity