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Which classification is correct on the basis of surface condensation and lower-air condensation?

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Correct answer: Dew and frost are surface forms, fog and mist are lower-air forms

Correct answer: A. Condensation means water vapour changes into liquid droplets or ice. The place where the condensed water exists gives the useful classification here. Dew consists of liquid droplets deposited directly on grass, leaves, soil, or other cool surfaces. Frost is also a surface deposit, but it consists of ice crystals when the surface is sufficiently cold. Fog and mist consist of very small droplets suspended in the air close to the ground; they are not deposits on a surface. Therefore A correctly separates surface forms from lower-air forms. B reverses the groups and incorrectly calls dew and frost high clouds. C is wrong because these forms are not all clouds, and D is wrong because condensation is not automatically precipitation. Memory cue: dew and frost touch the surface; fog and mist float near it.

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

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