How Dew droplets formed?

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You may have seen tiny drops of water on the grass, plants and trees sparkling like pearls in the early hours of the morning. These water droplets are called dew. People often think that dew drops, like rain water, fall to the earth from the sky during the night, but this is not true.

Dew drops are formed due to the condensation of water vapor. The air around us contains water vapors that we call moisture or moisture. Hot air contains more moisture compared to cold air. During the night when the hot air comes into contact with some cold surface, the water vapor in it condenses on the cold surface in the form of droplets. These tiny droplets of water are called dewdrops.

The dew formation process can be seen in a simple experiment. Take a cup and put it on the table. Now put some ice or ice-chilled water inside the cup. You will notice that after some time on the outside of the cup, small droplets of water appeared. These water droplets are formed by the condensation of water vapors in the air. Just in the same way when trees, plants, and grasses become cool during the night, the water vapors in the air condense on them in the form of dew.

Dew formation is more when the sky is clear and less when it is cloudy. When the sky is clear and the trees and plants are cooler at night, there is more evaporation of water and thus more dew. But when it is cloudy, the trees and plants do not cool down at night and thus there is less dew formation. When the sun rises high in the sky, these dew drops evaporate into the air.