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GeographyWhich condition is generally necessary for frost formation?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 20Medium GeographyThe main difference between fog and mist is related to what?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 20Easy GeographyWhat is fog essentially?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 20Easy GeographyWhich condition commonly leads to dew formation?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 20Medium GeographyAlong with water vapour, what is needed for cloud formation?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereClouds and precipitationLevel 20Medium GeographyWhat change is called condensation?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Easy GeographyWhy does evaporation rate decrease when relative humidity is high?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Medium GeographyWhich major factor increases the rate of evaporation?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Medium GeographyIn evaporation, water changes into which state?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Easy GeographyWhat is dew point temperature?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Medium GeographyWhy does relative humidity usually increase when air cools?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Medium GeographyIf water vapour remains the same and temperature rises, what happens to relative humidity?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Medium GeographyWhat is the correct meaning of specific humidity?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Medium GeographyWhat is air called when it holds the maximum possible water vapour at a given temperature?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Medium GeographyWhat is the amount of water vapour present in air called?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Medium GeographyWhich process may start if air cools to the dew point?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Easy GeographyWhat is the main reason for dew formation near open ground on a cold night?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 20Easy GeographyWhat happens to evaporation when the amount of water vapour in air is low?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Easy GeographyWhat do evaporation and transpiration together increase?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Easy GeographyWhy can pond water decrease quickly on a hot and dry day?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 20Easy