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In which situation can mist appear to turn into fog?

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Correct answer: When the lower air becomes more saturated and droplet concentration increases

Correct answer: A. Mist and fog are both made of tiny suspended droplets near the ground; the practical distinction is mainly related to how much visibility is reduced. If the lower air gains moisture, cools further, or becomes more saturated, more droplets may form and the existing droplets may become more concentrated. Light is then scattered more strongly and visibility falls. The mist may therefore appear denser, like fog. B would reduce condensation rather than strengthen it. C is not an atmospheric process. D generally removes moisture or weakens condensation instead of increasing it. The word “appear” is useful because the change is often gradual, not a sudden transformation into a completely different substance. Memory cue: more near-ground droplets means poorer visibility and denser-looking mist.

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

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