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Which process is mainly involved in the formation of fog?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Condensation

Answer: B, condensation. Fog is made of very small water droplets, or sometimes ice particles, suspended close to the ground. It forms when air near the surface cools to its dew point or otherwise reaches saturation, causing water vapour to change into liquid droplets. This change from gas to liquid is condensation. A, evaporation, changes liquid water into vapour and therefore is not the main formation process. C, weathering, is the breakdown of rocks at or near Earth’s surface. D, leaching, is the removal of soluble substances through moving water in soil. Fog can be understood as a cloud at ground level, although local formation conditions vary. Memory cue: vapour becomes visible droplets—gas to liquid means condensation.

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