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1 - how does water rise to form clouds if oxygen is heavier than nitrogen?
when it turns into a gas its hydrogen and oxygen---why does it rise (to form clouds) if oxygen is heavier than nitrogen, which makes up 78% of the Earth's atmosphere?
*please note that I'm not confused as to the radiative excitation of the molecules that allow them to break the surface that starts the evaporation process
2 - is the evaporating gas always radiatively ionized or just sometimes?
when it turns into a gas its hydrogen and oxygen---why does it rise (to form clouds) if oxygen is heavier than nitrogen, which makes up 78% of the Earth's atmosphere?
*please note that I'm not confused as to the radiative excitation of the molecules that allow them to break the surface that starts the evaporation process
2 - is the evaporating gas always radiatively ionized or just sometimes?