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When air is at its dew point and there is no change in either the temperature or pressure, what is true about the air?

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When air is at its dew point and there is no change in either the temperature or pressure, what is true about the air?

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• Dew point as the temperature at which air becomes saturated with water vapor • Difference between absolute humidity (actual water vapor content) and relative humidity (how full the air is compared to its maximum capacity) • What it means for air to be saturated with moisture at a given temperature and pressure

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• If air is at its dew point with no temperature or pressure change, what does that tell you about how much more water vapor it can hold? • Think about what happens when you cool moist air to its dew point – does condensation start because the air is already full, or because it is still relatively dry? • Which of the options describes air that is already at its maximum moisture capacity for that temperature and pressure?

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• Verify the definition of dew point: it is reached when air becomes saturated with water vapor • Check which choice best matches the idea of saturated air (air holding all the moisture it can at that temperature and pressure) • Eliminate any option that suggests the air is far from saturation, such as very low relative humidity or being able to hold a lot more moisture

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When air is at its dew point and there is no change in either the temperature or pressure, what is true about the air?

it has a low absolute humidity

it has the lowest relative humidity

it cannot give up its moisture

it will gain no additional moisture

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Question 1 / 205eccef9dbacbc34ba4d45e8f

Question 1 of 205eccef9dbacbc34ba4d45e8f

When air is at its dew point and there is no change in either the temperature or pressure, what is true about the air?

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When air is at its dew point and there is no change in either the temperature or pressure, what is true about the air?

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