The Capacity of the Air to Hold Water Vapor Is

question 129

Multiple Choice

The capacity of the air to hold water vapor is basically a function of

• A) the temperature of both the water vapor and the air.
• B) the water vapor content.
• C) freezing temperature.
• D) latent heat.

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