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What is the most accurate physical reason for very low visibility in dense fog?

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Correct answer: Scattering of light by many tiny droplets

Correct answer: D. Dense fog contains a large number of tiny liquid-water droplets suspended near the ground. Light travelling from an object to an observer meets these droplets and is scattered in many directions. Less light travels directly along the viewing path, so distant objects become blurred or invisible and visibility falls. A is wrong because fog does not require air pressure to become zero. B is wrong because poor visibility can occur even when some daylight is present. C is wrong because water vapour is colourless and fog consists mainly of droplets, not black vapour. Memory cue: fog hides objects by scattering light, not by removing air or changing vapour colour.

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Dense FogVisibilityLight ScatteringDropletsForms Of Condensation: DewFrostFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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