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If mist gradually becomes denser, what may it appear to become?

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Correct answer: Fog

Direct answer: C, fog. Mist and fog are both made of very small water droplets suspended near the ground. The important difference is the amount by which they reduce visibility. When mist becomes denser, there are more droplets in the air, light is scattered more strongly, and distant objects become harder to see. At that stage, the mist may appear as fog. A is frost, which is ice formed on a cold surface, not suspended droplets in the air. B is dew, which is liquid water collected on a surface such as grass. D is loo, a hot, dry wind, so it is unrelated to condensation. Memory cue: more suspended droplets means poorer visibility—mist can become fog.

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MistFogVisibilityCondensationForms Of Condensation: DewFrostAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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