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Class 12 · Geography
→Dew and rain both involve water drops, yet why are they different?
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→What is the correct difference between dew and fog based on depth of saturation?
Class 12 · Geography
→If the surface cools rapidly at night while the air above remains comparatively warmer, what mainly causes dew on the surface?
Class 12 · Geography
→Why is dew generally not considered as harmful to crops as frost?
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→If dew on leaves and frost on metal occur on the same night what is the deeper explanation?
Class 12 · Geography
→Which group of clues is most useful for scientific identification of dew frost fog and mist?
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→If moisture is high but the surface is very warm what will hinder dew formation?
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→When can the chance of dew formation increase near an open water surface?
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→If dew is on the surface but the air is clear what is the best conclusion?
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→In which decision is it most necessary to consider both dew point and freezing point?
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→If liquid droplets on surface and suspended droplets in air appear together what is the correct matching?
Class 12 · Geography
→In which condition is frost more likely than dew?
Class 12 · Geography
→Why can dew on a surface and light mist in air form together?
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→If a surface does not reach dew point though air has moisture why will dew not form?
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→Why can dew droplets dry quickly after strong wind begins?
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→Dew and frost may have the same water vapour source yet why are their final forms different?
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→If the night is clear but wind is very strong why can dew formation decrease?
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→What is the most correct role of clear sky in dew formation?
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→If on a clear night the surface cools to dew point but remains above freezing point which form is most likely?
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