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Air that has reached its water vapor capacity is said to be _____.
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Air that has reached its water vapor capacity is said to be _____.

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give me the chose i will help u out
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Hey there!

Your answer is saturated.

Air that has reached its water vapor capacity is said to be saturated.

Hope this helps you.
Have a great day (:
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