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It condenses and becomes liquid water.
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Fikir Amsalu
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What happen to water vapor when warm air cools?
It condenses
What happens when water vapor rises and cools the dew point?
when air contains as much water vapor as it can . it said to be structured and condensation can occur. the temperature at wich this takes place is called the dew point.
During which process does water vapor in air turn into water droplets as the air cools?
evaporation
When saturated air cools extra water vapor changes to?
it turns into condenstaion
What happens when a warm air mass rises quickly and cools rapidly?
The water vapor will condense and with sufficient particle matter it will form clouds and possibly precipitation.
What happens to water vapor in the air as the air cools over night?
it condenses on the ground to make dew
When water vapor cools it is called?
air.
What is water vapor called when it cools?
air.
What happens to the water vapor in the air when the air cools?
It condenses and it becomes liquid
What happens as a air mass cools to it's dew point?
Water vapor turns to water droplets causing it to rain.
What happen to water vapor when warm air cools?
It condenses
What happens to water vapor when it cools then condenses around dust and salt?
When water vapor condenses around dust particles a cloud is formed
What happens when water vapor rises and cools the dew point?
when air contains as much water vapor as it can . it said to be structured and condensation can occur. the temperature at wich this takes place is called the dew point.
When the air cools what does water vapor change into?
water drops - mist/clouds/rain.
During which process does water vapor in air turn into water droplets as the air cools?
evaporation
When saturated air cools extra water vapor changes to?
it turns into condenstaion
What happens when a warm air mass rises quickly and cools rapidly?
The water vapor will condense and with sufficient particle matter it will form clouds and possibly precipitation.
