Relative Humidity - Understanding the Concept

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This video is focused on the understanding of the concept of relative humidity and important related concepts. It also explains what's the role of RH in the rain and why is important to, in certain situations, use a humidifier given the dangers of not having appropriate humidity in the environment.

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Just one word wow! what an explanation. Beautiful

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Thank you!! Very well done and easy to follow. I know all about dry air....Nova Scotia !! Cheers

[@aakankshaupadhyay8852]

easily explained.Thanku for this video.

[@vjj1999]

Thanks man, it was very helpful and you were very clear with your explanations

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It's more helpful when its translated into Bengali language

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[@aartikushwaha3517]

Thank you for explaining the tricky concept in such a wonderful way...☺️😀
It's now a piece of cake🍰

[@johnpaul3509]

I dont understand,, can you teach me

[@aartikushwaha3517]

Look....
Humidity is the amount of water vapour present in air.
During summer there is a lot of humidity because of evaporation from many different water sources that's why you feel more hot during summers as the sweat from your body evaporates at a very slow rate because there is already a lot of water vapour present in air...whereas there is less evaporation during winter...so less humidity that time.
Now...relative humidity is the ratio of amount of water vapour present in air to the maximum amount the air can hold. And the point at which it(air) holds its maximum amount of water vapour is called a saturation point and thus we can say that it is in a saturated condition now or it can hold no more water vapour after that point.
And Dew point is that point at which the water vapour starts to condense.
Hope this helps.

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Humidity >50% promotes dust mites which are bad for asthma. 🧐

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