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When can condensation of water vapour reduce visibility?

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Correct answer: When fog forms

Correct answer: A, when fog forms. Fog is made of very small water droplets or, in some cold conditions, ice particles suspended near the Earth’s surface. These particles scatter and partly block light, making distant objects difficult to see. Fog is therefore a form of condensation that directly reduces horizontal visibility near the ground. B is wrong because a completely clear sky normally provides good visibility, although other factors can affect it. C and D are wrong because dry air or zero moisture supplies no droplets for fog formation. A cloud is also condensed water, but it is generally above the surface; fog is the near-surface form that creates the visibility problem described here. Memory cue: cloud at the ground is fog, and fog means reduced visibility.

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GeographyFogVisibilityCondensationHumidityEvaporationAnd CondensationHumidity Evaporation And CondensationWater In The AtmosphereClass 12 Mcq

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