A supplied window drawing shows little droplets on the surface. Is the drawn white mist itself invisible water vapour?
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Use a small caption, arrow model, table or spoken explanation for this exact question. Keep the supplied story beside you.
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**Worked practice:** The shown droplets are liquid water; water vapour is invisible. Condensation can form droplets. The drawing is not a measurement of humidity or a complete explanation of local weather.
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