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humidity The percent concentration of water vapor in the atmosphere.
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humidity A general term that refers to the air's water vapor content. See Relative Humidity.
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humidifier A Humidifier puts moisture back into dry air. Air that is too dry can irritate delicate nasal and air passages. If you have asthma, it can make you more prone to asthma attack. If you have allergies, it can compound your other allergic symptoms. This is where a humidifier can be helpful.
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humidity The amount of water vapor in the air. The higher the temperature, the greater the number of water molecules the air can hold. For example: at 15 degrees Ca cube of air one meter on each side can hold up to 0.17 milliliters of water. At 40 degrees C the same cube of air can hold up to 0.70 milliliters of water. hygrometer - An instrument used to measure the relative humidity of air. top M
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humidity The amount of water vapor in the air at any given time. See also Relative Humidity.
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