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Which group of clues is most scientific for identifying dew, frost, fog, and mist?

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Correct answer: Liquid droplets on a surface, ice crystals on a surface, a dense droplet mass in air, and a lighter droplet mass in air

Direct answer: A. These four forms are identified mainly by where the condensed water is found, whether it is liquid or ice, and how dense the airborne droplets are. Dew consists of liquid droplets deposited on a cool surface. Frost consists of ice crystals deposited on a surface. Fog is a relatively dense collection of tiny droplets suspended near the ground and usually reduces visibility markedly. Mist is also made of airborne droplets but is generally less dense, so visibility is less severely reduced. A contains all the relevant scientific clues: location, physical state, and density. B concerns land and river characteristics, not atmospheric condensation. C lists geological and ocean-related phenomena. D lists astronomical facts that do not identify these weather conditions. Memory cue: surface versus air, liquid versus ice, and dense versus light are the useful three tests.

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DewFrostFogMistIdentificationVisibilityForms Of Condensation: DewAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And Mist

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