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In what form is water found in both fog and mist?

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Correct answer: As tiny droplets suspended in air

Correct answer: A, as tiny liquid droplets suspended in air. Fog and mist form when moist air cools enough for part of its water vapour to condense. The condensed water does not immediately fall as rain; instead, many very small droplets remain floating or suspended in the air near the ground. These droplets scatter light and reduce visibility. Fog and mist are closely related atmospheric phenomena. The usual practical distinction is that fog produces lower visibility, while mist is lighter and permits somewhat better visibility, although the exact boundary can depend on the classification used. B is wrong because stones are solid Earth materials, not atmospheric water. C is wrong because fog and mist do not consist of underwater ice mountains. D is wrong because dry sand contains no suspended water droplets and is unrelated to condensation. Memory cue: fog and mist are clouds near the ground—tiny droplets in air.

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

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