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Clouds:
A visible form of condensed water and/or ice particles in the atmosphere
suspended above the earth's surface in the atmosphere. In addition, clouds
may include solid particles such as those present in fumes, smoke, and
dust.
Condensation:
The physical process where a gas changes into a liquid; in this case,
when water vapor changes into water.
Condensation Nuclei:
A term for smoke, dust, or any other small particles in the air used
in clouds by condensed water.
Evaporation:
The process where a liquid changes into a gas; in this case, when water
changes into water vapor.
Water Vapor:
A colorless, odorless gas in the atmosphere created when water goes
through evaporation. |