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Which term describes a light, feathery deposit of ice by sublimation of water vapor directly into the crystalline form on objects whose temperatures are below freezing?

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Which term describes a light, feathery deposit of ice by sublimation of water vapor directly into the crystalline form on objects whose temperatures are below freezing?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Phase changes of water (vapor, liquid, solid) • Difference between condensation and sublimation • Where and how ice forms on cold surfaces in the atmosphere

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• Think about which option involves water vapor turning directly into ice crystals without becoming liquid first. • Consider where you might see this phenomenon early in the morning on metal decks, railings, or exposed gear when the air is moist and the temperature is below freezing. • Ask yourself which term is used for a thin, crystalline coating on cold objects, not for falling precipitation or clear, smooth ice glaze.

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• Identify which option correctly involves sublimation (gas → solid) rather than freezing of liquid water. • Eliminate any option that describes precipitation coming from clouds rather than forming on existing surfaces. • Confirm which term is typically associated with a feathery or crystalline deposit rather than a smooth, glassy sheet of ice.

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Question 1 of 2066636ee928f7522a1c519a72

Which term describes a light, feathery deposit of ice by sublimation of water vapor directly into the crystalline form on objects whose temperatures are below freezing?

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Which term describes a light, feathery deposit of ice by sublimation of water vapor directly into the crystalline form on objects whose temperatures are below freezing?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Phase changes of water (vapor, liquid, solid) • Difference between condensation and sublimation • Where and how ice forms on cold surfaces in the atmosphere

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