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When water evaporates, it becomes part of the air, which is what causes humidity. When air condenses, it produces water. Water constantly disperses itself into the air, and dry air pulls water out from everything in its environment. The two are always holding hands, dancing together, sometimes a little apart, sometimes clinging tightly.
Air (assuming that "air" refers to the atmosphere of the planet) and water are both large masses made up of enormous amounts of tiny particles. Neither of them are solids, both contain hydrogen and oxygen as well as other gasses. An important note however: "Air" is just a term that refers to a lot of gasses floating around that make up the Earth's atmosphere which humans can breathe. There are nitrogen, oxygen and argon as well as many other gasses floating around in it. Water, however, is specifically H2O (two parts hydrogen attached to one part oxygen).
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What are the similarities between air and water?
they oth make big or large movement
What are similarities between autotrophs and Heterotrophs?
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The similarities are that they both need air to fly. Bernoulis principal of flight occurs with both.
What are some similarities between traveling through air and traveling through water?
Both air pressure and water pressure are measured in pounds per square inch. {Or some similar label in different parts of the world.}
What are the similarities between steam and mist?
steam and mist are not the same thing
What are the similarities between air and water?
they oth make big or large movement
What are similarities between autotrophs and Heterotrophs?
Similarities: 1. both have life 2.need air, water and sunlight for survival 3. require organic molecules(food) for metabolism
What are the similarities between a hot air balloon and a airship?
The similarities are that they both need air to fly. Bernoulis principal of flight occurs with both.
What similarities between England and Greece?
air people
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What is the similarities between well water and borehole water?
They are the same.
What are the similarities between otters and water rats?
they both like the water.
What are some similarities between traveling through air and traveling through water?
Both air pressure and water pressure are measured in pounds per square inch. {Or some similar label in different parts of the world.}
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What are some similarities between traveling in water and traveling in air?
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What are the similarities between water and buoyancy?
buoyant means something floats on water.....
What are the similarities between steam and mist?
steam and mist are not the same thing
