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What common element connects mist and fog with clouds?

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Correct answer: All three may contain tiny water droplets or ice particles.

Answer: A. Clouds, fog, and mist are all collections of very small condensed water particles suspended in air. Depending on temperature, the particles may be liquid droplets, ice crystals, or a mixture. Their main difference is location, scale, and visibility: clouds are found above the ground, while fog and mist occur near the surface; fog generally reduces visibility more strongly than mist. B is wrong because rocks are not the common material. C is wrong because condensed water particles are the defining connection. D is wrong because these phenomena are suspended in air rather than being deposits only on land. Do not confuse water vapour with visible droplets: vapour itself is invisible, whereas the tiny condensed particles scatter light and become visible. Memory cue: same basic particles, different height and visibility.

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MistFogCloudWater DropletsIce ParticlesForms Of Condensation: DewFrostAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The Atmosphere

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