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When can mist be seen?

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Correct answer: When very tiny water droplets are suspended in the air

Answer: A, when very tiny water droplets are suspended in the air. Mist is a near-surface form of condensation: moist air cools, reaches or approaches saturation, and some water vapour changes into extremely small liquid droplets. These droplets remain suspended and scatter light, so visibility becomes lower. Completely dry air cannot provide the moisture needed for mist, so B is wrong. Air far above its dew point is less likely to condense, so C is wrong. A sudden pressure rise is not the defining condition, so D is wrong. Mist and fog are related, but mist is generally lighter and reduces visibility less strongly than fog. Memory cue: mist means minute suspended droplets.

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MistCondensationWater DropletsVisibilityForms Of Condensation: DewFrostFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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