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If droplets are in the air and floating rather than deposited on the ground, what does this indicate?

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Correct answer: Fog or mist

Direct answer: B, fog or mist. The location of condensed water is the key clue. Dew forms when water vapour condenses into liquid droplets on a cool surface such as grass, leaves, or a roof. Frost forms on a cold surface as ice crystals, usually when the surface is at or below freezing. In contrast, fog and mist consist of tiny droplets suspended in the air near the ground; fog is generally denser and reduces visibility more strongly than mist. A is wrong because dew and frost are surface deposits, not floating droplets. C is wrong because snowfall consists of falling ice crystals or snowflakes, not merely suspended liquid droplets. D is wrong because frost is deposited ice, not an airborne liquid-droplet condition. Memory cue: deposited on a surface means dew or frost; suspended in air means fog or mist.

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FogMistDewFrostAirborne-DropletsForms Of Condensation: DewAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The Atmosphere

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