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Which form develops as ice-like crystals on the ground surface?

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Correct answer: Frost

Direct answer: D, frost. Frost is a deposit of ice crystals that develops on the ground, grass, leaves, or other exposed surfaces when they become sufficiently cold, generally at or below the freezing point. In suitable conditions, water vapour changes into solid ice on the surface. A is wrong because mist consists of very small droplets suspended in air and usually reduces visibility only slightly. B is wrong because fog is also made of suspended droplets near the ground, not crystals deposited on a surface. C is wrong because dew consists of liquid water droplets formed on a cool surface when the temperature remains above freezing. D is correct because ice-like crystals on a surface are the defining visual sign of frost. The temperature and state of water help separate frost from dew. Memory cue: dew is wet; frost is icy; fog and mist float in the air.

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FrostIce CrystalsDewFogMistForms Of Condensation: DewAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The Atmosphere

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