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How is mist generally compared with fog?

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Correct answer: Less dense

Correct answer: C, less dense. Both mist and fog contain tiny suspended water droplets produced when moist air cools and water vapour condenses. In ordinary geographical usage, mist is thinner or less dense than fog, so it usually allows greater visibility. Fog is denser and can obscure objects, roads, and landmarks more strongly. Mist is not completely dry; its droplets are evidence of moisture in the air. It is not always icy, because mist can occur at temperatures above freezing; freezing conditions may instead produce frozen deposits or freezing fog. “Less dense” is a general comparison, not an absolute rule for every observation, because visibility also depends on local conditions. Memory cue: mist is often described as lighter fog, while fog is the denser veil near the ground.

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MistFogDensityVisibilityForms Of Condensation: DewFrostAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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