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rate of evaporation of an aqueous solution decreases with increase in humidity

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Answered by aqibkincsem
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When the humidity level goes down, it means that the amount of water vapours will go up.

This in turn implies that the air particles do not have the capacity to hold any more water particles and this is when the rate of evaporation does down or decreases.

Filling the gaps becomes time taking thus decreasing the evaporation.

Answered by vvedikasingh
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Humdity is the amount of vapour or moisture content prsent in atmosphere


if humidity is high...evaporation will be less as humidity is there...there will be no cooling


hope it hlps

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