Why does moist air exert less pressure than dry air?
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As moist air contains water content (water is compressable) when it pushes an object the body moves after the compression of water so it acts weeker
As dry air contains dust (which is solid) dust particles combines and forms as a solid (which is non compressable) when it pushes an object the object moves as fast as the group of dust particles touches so it acts faster
Answer:
We have experienced that when we blow a balloon, the balloon becomes tight. If we try to fill more air, then the balloon will burst after an extent. This happens because air exerts pressure
We have also experienced the movement of fringes of windows and doors of our houses when wind blows in a high speed. This also happens because air exerts pressure
We have experienced that when we blow a balloon, the balloon becomes tight. If we try to fill more air, then the balloon will burst after an extent. This happens because air exerts pressure
We have also experienced the movement of fringes of windows and doors of our houses when wind blows in a high speed. This also happens because air exerts pressure