Linda Raidl 1 minute ago (edited) air will only hold x amount of water at x temp. As temp decreases water must be released proportionally as dew,fog,rain etc..and as temp increases the air will retain and gather more water until 100% sat is reached. BTW there is nothing greater than 100% like the saying I agree 1000%.
Wrong at 5:20 . Below dew point water vapor condenses to form liquid while instructor is saying "any thing above that line (that dewpoint) solvent will come out of solution ".
At the end I think it's wrong isn't it? Wouldn't it be as previously stated? Anything below that line would precipitate... Anything above would be concentrated on the solution.
Super clear and straight to the point! Thanks for uploading!
Just Awsome... Saw tons of videos on Dew point. But this one is just amazing. Thank you sir.
Thats the best explanation I have seen and the class the most non-reactive
Amazing explanation
What awesome explanation !! :) Thank you so much for this video! :)
Linda Raidl
1 minute ago (edited)
air will only hold x amount of water at x temp. As temp decreases water must be released proportionally as dew,fog,rain etc..and as temp increases the air will retain and gather more water until 100% sat is reached. BTW there is nothing greater than 100% like the saying I agree 1000%.
Wrong at 5:20 . Below dew point water vapor condenses to form liquid while instructor is saying "any thing above that line (that dewpoint) solvent will come out of solution ".
Great explanation professor respect from pakistan
Thanks
I will be making more starting in August
Nice analogy and neat explanation.
Kindly make lengthy videos explaining psychrometry.
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Now I`d understand .. thanks.. i got the idea before the video ends..
Well Explained.
Nice ........... how old were these guys ?
you are awesome...!!! #india
At the end I think it's wrong isn't it? Wouldn't it be as previously stated? Anything below that line would precipitate... Anything above would be concentrated on the solution.
excellent analogy, mind if i use ? haha
how much water vapour in the gas that is dew point
great :)
OKAY. Sheesh.