6.2-Water in the Atmosphere - 2

What is condensation?

• The process in which liquid changes to gas

• The process in which gas changes to liquid

• The process of solidification

• The process of sublimation

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Which factors are necessary for condensation to occur?

• Wind speed and altitude

• Pressure and humidity

• Particles and temperature

• Oxygen and carbon dioxide levels

What substances should be present in the air for vapors to condense?

• Oxygen and nitrogen

• Dust, salt crystals, smoke, and bacteria

• Ozone layer

• Carbon dioxide and methane

What forms when vapors condense, particularly during the night?

• Rain

• Hail

• Dew

• Frost

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What is the dew point?

• The highest temperature of the day

• Temperature at 1000⁰C

• It is the temperature at which condensation happens

• The point where humidity reaches 100%

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If the dew point is above the freezing point, it forms:

• Frost

• Droplets

• Rain

• Snow

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If the dew point is below the freezing point, it forms:

• Fog

• Dew

• Hail

• Frost

What forms when water vapor in the air condenses on a larger scale, usually high in the atmosphere?

• Dew

• Frost

• Clouds

• Fog

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When water vapor near to the ground condenses, it forms:

• Rain

• Snow

• Clouds

• Fog

What is humidity?

• The amount of oxygen in the air

• The amount of nitrogen in the air

• The amount of water vapors in the air

• The amount of carbon dioxide in the air

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