ACTIVITY 2Mixing RatioThe mixing ratio is the mass of water vapor in a unit of air compared to the remaining mass of dry air, commonlyexpressed as grams/kilogram (g/kg).Use Table 2, which presents the mixing ratios for saturated air at various temperatures, to complete the following.1. To illustrate the relationship between the amount of water vapor needed for saturation and temperature, prepare agraph by plotting the data from Table 2 on Figure 5.Table 2 Amount of Water Vapor Needed to Saturate 1 Kilogram of Airat Various Temperatures (the saturation mixing ratio)TEMPERATURESATURATION MIXING RATIO('C)(F)WATER-VAPOR CONTENT AT SATURATION (g/kg)-40-400.1-30-220.3-20-40.75-1014323.541105010155914206820257726.530863535954740104continued171 Atmospheric Moisture, Pressure, and WindActivity 2 continuedTemperature ('F)50°2. How many grams of water vapor are requiredto saturate 1 kilogram of air at these temperatures?14°32°68°86104-40° -22° 4°5040°C:20°C:0°C:40-20°C:3. How much more water vapor is contained in1 kilogram of saturated air at 35°C than in1 kilogram of saturated air at 10°C?3020The difference isgrams. Or,stated another way, saturated air at 35°C containstimes more water vapor than10saturated air at 10°C.4. Using Table 2 and/or Figure 5 as a guide, describe howthe amount of water vapor neededfor saturation relates to temperature.-40° -30° -20° -10°0°10°20°30°40°Temperature ("C)A Figure 5 Graph of water-vapor content, at saturation,of 1 kilogram of air at various temperatures.Water Vapor Content at Saturation (g/kg)

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Activity 2 continued Temperature ('F) 86 104 2. How many grams of water vapor are required to saturate 1 kilogram of air at these temperatures? 14° 32 50° 68° -40 -22 -4° 50 40°C: 20°C: 0°C: 40 -20°C: 3. How much more water vapor is contained in 1 kilogram of saturated air at 35°C than in 1 kilogram of saturated air at 10°C? 30 20 The difference is grams. Or, stated another way, saturated air at 35°C contains times more water vapor than 10 saturated air at 10°C. 4. Using Table 2 and/or Figure 5 as a guide, describe how the amount of water vapor needed for saturation relates to temperature. -40 -30° -20° -10° 0 10° 20 30 40 Temperature ("C) A Figure 5 Graph of water-vapor content, at saturation, of 1 kilogram of air at various temperatures. Water Vapor Content at Saturation (g/kg)

Activity 2 continued Temperature ('F) 86 104 2. How many grams of water vapor are required to saturate 1 kilogram of air at these temperatures? 14° 32 50° 68° -40 -22 -4° 50 40°C: 20°C: 0°C: 40 -20°C: 3. How much more water vapor is contained in 1 kilogram of saturated air at 35°C than in 1 kilogram of saturated air at 10°C? 30 20 The difference is grams. Or, stated another way, saturated air at 35°C contains times more water vapor than 10 saturated air at 10°C. 4. Using Table 2 and/or Figure 5 as a guide, describe how the amount of water vapor needed for saturation relates to temperature. -40 -30° -20° -10° 0 10° 20 30 40 Temperature ("C) A Figure 5 Graph of water-vapor content, at saturation, of 1 kilogram of air at various temperatures. Water Vapor Content at Saturation (g/kg)

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