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-as of [6 JULY 2026]-
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-‘water’ in the form of ‘droplets’ that appear on ‘thin exposed objects’ in the ‘morning’ + ‘evening’-
(as the ‘exposed surface’ cools by radiating its heat, atmospheric moisture condenses at a rate greater than it can evaporate, resulting in the formation of ‘dew’)
(the ‘dew point’ is the ‘temperature’ to which a given ‘parcel’ of ‘humid air’ must be ‘cooled’ (at ‘constant barometric pressure’) for ‘water vapor’ to condense into ‘water’)
(βfrostβ is the ‘solid deposition’ of ‘water vapor’ from ‘saturated air’)
(…when ‘solid surfaces’ are cooled to below the ‘dew point’ of the adjacent air as well as below the ‘freezing point’ of ‘water’)
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