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Question
What would be the absolute humidity of air if 1 cu. m. air contains 4.08 gms of vapour at 0°C temperature?
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Solution
Absolute humidity is defined as “the amount of water vapour in 1 cu. m. of air.”
Given, water vapour = 4.08 gms
The volume of air = 1 cu. m.
Thus, absolute humidity `= ("Mass of water vapour")/("Volume of air")`
`= 4.08/1`
= 4.08 gm/m3
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