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When can mist be more visible?

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Correct answer: When moist air becomes slightly cool

Correct answer: A. Mist becomes visible when moist air cools enough for some water vapour to condense into very small droplets that remain suspended in the air. The cooling need not be as intense as the cooling associated with dense fog or frost; slight cooling can be sufficient when humidity is already high. These droplets scatter light and make the air look hazy, so mist is often noticed near the ground or around cool surfaces. A is correct because it combines the two essential conditions: moisture and cooling. B is wrong because completely dry air has little or no water vapour available to form droplets. C is wrong because an extremely hot surface tends to warm nearby air and encourage evaporation rather than mist formation. D is wrong for the same basic reason as B: without water vapour, droplets cannot form. Memory cue: mist needs moist air plus cooling; it is generally thinner than fog.

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MistMoist AirCoolingWater VapourForms Of Condensation: DewFrostFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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