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humidity Water vapor suspended in the air. Water vapor is a gas which, under the proper circumstances, may condense into water droplets; a concern to textile conservationists. See Relative Humidity
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humidity [see "Relative Humidity"]
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humidity The amount of water vapor in the atmosphere. (See relative humidity).
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humidifier A device that vaporizes water and sprays it into the atmosphere in order to increase the amount of moisture in the air.
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humidifier A unit, usually part of a heating system, which raises the relative humidity in a room or building by the emission of water vapor into the air.
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