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What is the practical meaning of mist being lighter than fog?

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Correct answer: Visibility is generally better in mist

Correct answer: A, visibility is generally better in mist. Both mist and fog contain tiny water droplets suspended in air, so they are related forms of near-surface condensation. The practical distinction is mainly the degree to which they reduce visibility. Mist is lighter, so a person can usually see farther through it than through fog, although visibility is still reduced compared with clear air. A is correct because it states this practical effect without claiming that visibility is perfect. B is wrong because mist does contain droplets; it is not simply dry air. C is wrong because mist is an atmospheric water-droplet phenomenon, not rock. D is wrong because mist does not always freeze or change into frost; frost requires suitable freezing conditions on a surface. Memory cue: both have droplets, but fog obstructs sight more and mist obstructs sight less.

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

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