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Why does the atmosphere look slightly hazy in mist?

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Correct answer: Because tiny water droplets scatter light

Answer: C. Mist contains many tiny water droplets suspended in the air. When sunlight or other light passes through these droplets, the light is scattered in different directions. This scattering reduces the sharpness and contrast of distant objects, so the atmosphere appears slightly hazy. A is wrong because mist does not melt soil; the ground may remain unchanged. B is wrong because the Sun has not disappeared, although its light may be weakened or scattered. D is wrong because mist is mainly associated with tiny water droplets, not air made only of salt. Mist is usually less dense than fog, so the haze is often slight rather than a complete loss of visibility. Memory cue: mist scatters light; fog is denser and reduces visibility more.

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MistHazeLight ScatteringWater DropletsForms Of Condensation: DewFrostFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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