Chemistry, asked by sashdi6258, 1 year ago

what is humidity ? why do they cloth take much time to dry in rainy season

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Answered by ayushkumar17
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humidity is the amount of water vapour in air.
Evapouration is the process by which extra water vapour is added to atmosphere. So naturally with more humidity the evapouration rate decreases. Humid air adds an extra pressure on water reservoirs, which in turn helps the surface molecules of the reservoirs to stay in contact with rest of the molecules.
Answered by Anonymous
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Humifity is the amount of water vapour present in air.....

Wet clothes take longer time to dry on a humid day because on a humid day , clothes take longer to dry and sweat from our body does not evaporate easily , making us feel very comfortable....

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