Which of the following is NOT needed in air for water condensation to occur? A. Temperature at the dew point B. Condensation nuclei C. Temperature inversion D. Water vapor

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Starnuto Di Topo · Answer 1 · 2019-06-20T04:04:52+0000

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option C)

Step-by-step explanation:

correct option is option C)

in troposphere when we move up the temperature goes on decreasing and the hot air from the earth surface comes into contact with the cold air of the troposphere then air gets condensed.

but in temperature inversion when moves up temperature increases and this leads the gases to not to condense.

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