How is evaporation related to humidity?
1 Answer
Jun 28, 2018
Well, the rate of course...
Explanation:
I'd say that the rate of evaporation is inversely proportional to the rate of humidity. This is because humid air contains lots and lots of water molecules, therefore forming a region of higher concentration. When water evaporates, the water molecules want to move away from each other and into the air, but since there is a region of higher concentration there, it is unlikely that they'll try to "fit into" that area. That's because of diffusion.
Diffusion states that molecules will move down a concentration gradient to maximize equilibrium between two sides.
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