An air parcel at temperature 0°C and pressure 70 kPa has a mixing ratio of 4.62 g vapour/kg dry air. For this parcel at saturation determine: i) mixing ratio ii) specific humidity, and iii) absolute humidity

An air parcel at temperature 0°C and pressure 70 kPa has a mixing ratio of 4.62 g vapour/kg dry air. For this parcel at saturation determine: i) mixing ratio ii) specific humidity, and iii) absolute humidity

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An air parcel at temperature 0°C and pressure 70 kPa has a mixing ratio of 4.62 g vapour/kg dry air.
For this parcel at saturation determine:
i) mixing ratio
ii) specific humidity, and
iii) absolute humidity

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