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Droplets on Tiny Specks
Age 8 · Science
Water vapour in the air cools down. It sticks to tiny dust and plant bits, then grows into clear round droplets.
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In the picture
- A tiny dust speck: pale vapour dots gather around it.
- A small plant particle: pale vapour dots collect on its surface.
- A clear round droplet: liquid water has gathered into a ball around a speck.
Examples
- Mist on a cold window
- Clouds in the sky
Key takeaways
- Tiny particles give water vapour a place to collect.
- When enough vapour gathers, it becomes a round liquid droplet.
Quiz: Droplets on Tiny Specks (Age 8)
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Why does water vapour collect on tiny dust and plant bits?
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What does water vapour become when enough of it gathers?
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What does water vapour stick to in the air?
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