SOLUTION: If the air {{{cross(of)}}} <U>at</U> 20^0C contains 9.67 gm/m^3 {{{highlight(of_water_vapor)}}} and the given air
can hold a maximum of 19.13 gm/m^3 {{{highlight(of_water_vapor)}
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-> SOLUTION: If the air {{{cross(of)}}} <U>at</U> 20^0C contains 9.67 gm/m^3 {{{highlight(of_water_vapor)}}} and the given air
can hold a maximum of 19.13 gm/m^3 {{{highlight(of_water_vapor)}
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Question 1185768: If the air at 20^0C contains 9.67 gm/m^3 and the given air
can hold a maximum of 19.13 gm/m^3 at 20^0C, calculate the relative humidity. Answer by ikleyn(52817) (Show Source):
Relative humidity is the ratio of the current absolute humidity to the highest possible absolute humidity (which depends on the current air temperature).
