An Introduction to Physical Science
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1. What can you observe from the picture below? Explain in detail.
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4.2. What is the normal range of the air relative humidity for residential premises?
Choose the correct answer:
1. 20-40%;
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20-50%;
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30-60%;
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35-70%;
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40-80%;
a. How stable is an inversion and why? How does an inversion form?
b. Give a detailed explanation of why warm air rises.
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