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4700184 No.4700184 [Reply] [Original]

Dew Point. What is it now? Wikipidia sez 'the temperature where the water vapor in a volume of humid air at a constant barometric pressure will condense into liquid water.'

What does that MEAN?!?!?!

Does that mean, like, if somehow the dew point was 60 degrees, and I brought out a 60 degree can of Mt. Dew, then thenceforth it would be COVERED in water, due to the dew point being reached at that moment?

>> No.4700195
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>>4700184
Troll, unfunny joke, ?
Can I get a major fail in here.

>> No.4700200

this thread seams worthless enough for me to experement with jsmath so my posts look nicer
<span class="math"> \rightarrow [/spoiler]
<span class="math"> \infty [/spoiler]
<span class="math"> \lim{x=3} [/spoiler]

>> No.4700209

<span class="math"> \sum [/spoiler]
<span class="math"> \sum{1,2,45} [/spoiler]

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fail granted.

>> No.4700246

Troll or not, fuck it. It means that if the dew point is 60 F, then the water vapor in the air will condense into liquid water on the ground, hence, dew on the grass. vapor --> liquid. Condensation.

>> No.4700250

>>4700246
Fuck, forgot to say, that the water will condense at the given dew point temperature.

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>>4700216
>>4700209
>>4700200
>>4700195

Do you feel better about yourselves now?

Its people like you who are the reason most people (women specifically) are stupid. Your reaction is what they fear most. Thankfully, it is not what I fear.

You should be ashamed of yourselves...

I honestly and truthfully do NOT understand 'Dew Point'.

>> No.4700283

>>4700272
man, typically you get answers like this on /sci/ and i can perfectly understand, you are pissed about it.

i seriously hate that fuckers, too, like the whole world does. knowing that, that scum is even more insulting on this board, because where the fuck do i channel my agression if nobody gives a shit about me in rl? exactly, on the internet

>> No.4700294

>>4700272
>women specifically
That is no excuse for being retarded. Your post was nonsensical rubbish. If you had just said I do not understand dew point You would have got an answer. I do not discriminate on gender just retardation.
Here is my answer.
Dew point is a temperature.
Water vapour is suspended in the air.
As the air temperature decreases the water vapour spontaneously condenses into droplets at the dew point.
So when the temperature falls below the dew point then you get fog.
If there is lots of moisture in the air then the dew point is higher. If there is low humidity then the dew point (temperature when you get fog) is lower.

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>>4700294
>If you had just said I do not understand dew point You would have got an answer.
mfw

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>>4700308
>I brought out a 60 degree can of Mt. Dew, then thenceforth it would be COVERED in water
Sounded like a retarded joke or troll

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I think I get it. The dew point is the temperature at which it will rain or fog or get condensation all over given the barometric pressure....

right?

If so, is it a total function of the barometric pressure?