【Daily Question】Chemical Engineering Principles 166: Relative Humidity (September 8)
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When saturated air is cooled at constant pressure, its temperature drops to t2, while its relative humidity remains unchanged.
When saturated air is cooled at constant pressure, its temperature drops to t2 while its relative humidity remains unchanged.
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When saturated air is cooled at constant pressure, its temperature drops to t2, while its relative humidity remains ___unchanged___.
It should remain unchanged; I didn’t see the question clearly!
When saturated air is cooled at constant pressure, its temperature drops to t2, while its relative humidity remains __unchanged__. The question was posed quite early by the poster. .
When saturated air is cooled at constant pressure, its temperature drops to t2, while its relative humidity remains __unchanged___.
When saturated air is cooled at constant pressure, its temperature drops to t2, while its relative humidity remains ___unchanged___.