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Which form can settle as white crystals on the ground?

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Correct answer: Frost

Correct answer: A, frost. When a surface cools to freezing or below and moisture is available, water vapour can become solid ice crystals. These crystals may cover the ground, grass, leaves, or plants with a white layer, which is recognized as frost. A is correct because frost is a surface deposit of ice crystals. B is wrong because mist consists of tiny liquid droplets suspended in air, not a white crystalline deposit on the ground. C is wrong because fog is also suspended near-ground droplets that reduce visibility; it is not normally a layer of crystals on the surface. D is wrong because dew is liquid water deposited as droplets on cool surfaces. A common confusion is to identify every white morning deposit as dew, but the physical state matters: dew is liquid, while frost is solid. Memory cue: white frozen crystals on a surface = frost.

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FrostWhite CrystalsGroundDew DifferenceForms Of Condensation: DewFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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