Investigation 6 Flashcards
Evaporation
Heat turning a liquid into a gas
Condensation
Vapor cooling to dew point - changes gas into a liquid
Relative Humidity
Comparing the amount if water vapor in the air to the amount that air could possibly hold
Humidity
The amount of water vapor in the air
Saturation
When relative humidity is 100% and the air is holding the max amount of water vapor
Condensation Nucleus
The surface on which water vapor condenses
Kinetic Energy during Evaporation
The kinetic energy gets faster
Kinetic Energy during Condensation
The kinetic energy gets slower
Temperature and Air Pressure relationship
Warm air has low pressure and cold air has high pressure
Frost
Water vapor that condenses on a surface that has temperatures below 0 degrees celsius
Humidity and Relative Humidity difference
Humidity - the amount of water vapor in the air (g)
Relative Humidity - comparing the amount of water vapor in a volume of air to how much that air can hold (%)