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Humidity in Atmosphere

Gujarat Board · Class 11 · Geography

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Card 1Water in Atmosphere

What are the three physical forms of water in the atmosphere?

Answer

Water exists in three forms in the atmosphere: 1. Gaseous form - Water vapour near Earth's surface 2. Liquid form - Water drops in clouds at medium or low altitudes 3. Solid form - Snow particles in c

Card 2Humidity Concepts

Define Absolute Humidity.

Answer

Absolute Humidity is the actual amount of moisture present in a given volume of air at any given time. It changes with place and time, being maximum over the equator and minimum over the poles.

Card 3Humidity Concepts

What is the formula for calculating Relative Humidity?

Answer

Relative Humidity = (Moisture present in specific volume of air at specific temperature / Saturation capacity of the same volume of air at the same temperature) × 100 It is measured in percentage (%)

Card 4Evaporation

What is evaporation and what factors affect its intensity?

Answer

Evaporation is the process in which water turns into vapour due to solar heat. Factors affecting evaporation intensity: 1. Temperature - Higher temperature increases evaporation 2. Aridity of air -

Card 5Condensation Forms

What is dew and under what conditions does it form?

Answer

Dew forms when water vapour near Earth's surface condenses into drops over cold surfaces. Favourable conditions: - Sufficient water vapour - Clear sky - Calm weather - Longer winter nights - Land coo

Card 6Condensation Forms

How is frost different from dew?

Answer

Frost forms under similar conditions as dew, but when the surface temperature falls below freezing point (0°C), water vapour condenses into snow crystals instead of water drops. Frost can damage crop

Card 7Condensation Forms

What is fog and how does it affect transportation?

Answer

Fog is condensation near Earth's surface forming minute water or snow particles that float in air, creating a cloud-like shape. Effects on transportation: - Reduces visibility - Creates obstacles for

Card 8Cloud Types

Describe Cirrus clouds and their characteristics.

Answer

Cirrus Clouds: - Found at altitude of 10 km or more - Made of minute icy crystals - Appear white-silver in sunlight, coloured at sunset - Scattered feather-like appearance indicates good weather - Reg

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