
Water and It's Importance
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Water and It's Importance
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Cloud formation
When the temperature of air increases, it expands(the particles move away from one another).
This makes the air lighter and it rises in the atmosphere, taking water vapour with it.
As the air rises, it begins to cool.
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Cloud formation continuation
The water vapour condenses on dust particles present in the atmosphere to form millions of tiny droplets.
Tiny ice crystals will be formed if it is very cold.
This cluster of tiny water droplets floating in air is what we call a cloud.
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Water Cycle
Water droplets in the clouds keep bumping against one another, and sometimes stick to form bigger drops.
When these drops become too heavy to float in the air, they drop down back to the Earth as rain.
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Water Cycle continuation
The water that comes down as rain, in time, evaporates and goes up to form clouds again.
This leads to the formation of a cycle, known as the water cycle.
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