Chemistry, asked by apurvA2977, 1 year ago

What is the differance between saturated and unsaturated air?

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Answered by rawalakshita1319

When air does not contain the maximum amount of water vapour, it is said to be unsaturated.

In saturated condition, the saturation vapour pressure is identical with actual pressure of vapour in air.......

Answered by cutieanu59

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Saturated air is that air which holds water vapour at its maximum concentration at a particular temperature and pressure. Explanation: Unsaturated air means that the air contains the very less amount of water vapour.

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