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The ratio between the absolute humidity of a given mass of air and the maximum amount of water vapour that it can hold at the same temperature:
- Humidity
- Dew Point
- Relative humidity
- Latent heat
Humidity
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Relative humidity
Reason — Relative humidity is the ratio between the absolute humidity of a given mass of air and the maximum amount of water vapour that it can hold at the same temperature. It is generally expressed as a percentage and is the essential characteristic of weather forecasts.
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Reason (R): The human body dissipates heat through perspiration and its evaporation.
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