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Fog is mainly made of what?

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Correct answer: Tiny water droplets

Fog is a cloud made of extremely small water droplets suspended close to the ground or another surface. It forms when air near the surface cools enough for water vapour to condense, usually when the air becomes saturated. Because the droplets remain floating in the air, they reduce visibility and make the surroundings look hazy. Fog is therefore not a solid material or a hot substance. Mist is similar but is generally thinner and reduces visibility less, while both are associated with tiny suspended droplets.

Option A is correct because fog mainly consists of tiny liquid water droplets held in the air. Large stones, dry sand, and hot lava cannot form the normal substance of fog. The important idea is to connect fog with near-surface condensation and suspended droplets, rather than with rainfall or solid particles. Even when fog looks like a white cloud, its visible substance is made chiefly of microscopic water droplets.

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FogWater DropletsCondensation

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