How does humidity effect the rate of evaporation?

Answer 1

Yes, It does effect on the evaporation rate because the warmer the air, the faster the evaporation. But wind that's going fast or 'wind speed air humidity' makes air colder whitch slows down the evaporation rate.

Answer 2

at a given temperature, the higher the humidity, the lower the evaporation rate. the evaporation rate drops to zero when humidity is at 100 percent. in a practical case, evaporation will cool the water so that complicates the relationship.

Answer 3

Heat increases the rate of evaporation. As the liquid gets heated the molecules vibrate more rapidly with more energy than cold liquids. The energy therefore makes the molecules easier to escape.

Wind increases the rate of evaporation. As the liquid gets heated, it becomes less dense. The liquid molecules then begin to rise turning into water vapour. As more and more rises, there wouldn't be as much space left for more water molecules to escape. Wind is then used to blow away the water molecules on top allowing others to escape.

Answer 4

Humidity affects the rate of evaporation by influencing the concentration gradient of water vapor in the air. Higher humidity levels result in a lower concentration gradient, slowing down the evaporation rate, whereas lower humidity levels create a higher concentration gradient, speeding up evaporation.

Answer 5

The more humidity there is in the air, the less space for evaporation there will be.

Humidity High=Evaporation Low and vice versa.

Answer 6

The wind enhances the evaporation because it prevents saturation from occurring and allows for a greater amount of evaporation.

Answer 7

The smaller a group of molecules, the faster they evaporate. So the higher the wind speed, the more separated the groups of molecules become. Repeat step 1.

Answer 8

Humidity affect evaporation in an inverse relation,while wind directly affects it,

Answer 9

It generally speeds it up.