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For sub-freezing temperatures, the saturation vapor pressure just above a liquid water surface is ____ the saturation vapor pressure above an ice surface.
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For sub-freezing temperatures, the saturation vapor pressure just above a liquid water surface is ____ the saturation vapor pressure above an ice surface.
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ub Freezing Temperature
Step-by-step explanation:
Greater than Is Right Answer.
Freezing precipitation is essentially rains that falls through a shallow layer of cold temperatures at or underneath 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees F) close to the surface.
Numerous individuals can drive in the rains and day off, when the streets become cold, it is practically difficult to drive.
Freezing happens when the particles of a fluid get so cold that they hinder enough to snare onto one another,
framing a strong precious stone.
Pure water, this occurs at 32 degrees Fahrenheit,
and not at all like most different solids,
ice grows and is in reality less thick than water.
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