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What is air called when it reaches its maximum capacity to hold water vapour?

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Correct answer: Saturated air

Answer: B, saturated air. Air can contain water vapour, but the maximum amount it can hold depends mainly on temperature. When air contains as much water vapour as it can hold at a particular temperature, it is called saturated air. If more vapour is added, or if the air cools and its capacity decreases, condensation may begin. A, dry air, contains little moisture and is not at its maximum moisture capacity. C, warm air describes temperature, not whether the air has reached its moisture limit; warm air can often hold more vapour, but it is not automatically saturated. D, stable air refers to the tendency of air to resist vertical movement, which is a different idea. Thus B is the only option defining maximum water-vapour capacity. Memory cue: saturation means the moisture container of the air is full.

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GeographySaturated AirHumidityWater VapourEvaporationAnd CondensationHumidity Evaporation And CondensationWater In The AtmosphereClass 12 Mcq

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