Question

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during the water cycle, water that is heated by the sun evaporates into the atmosphere. as this water vapor reaches the higher altitudes, it cools and the water molecules condense to form raindrops. which of water’s properties contributes to the formation of water droplets?
cohesion
ph
high specific heat
solubility

Explanation:

Cohesion is the attraction between like - water molecules. It allows water molecules to stick together and form droplets during condensation in the water cycle. pH refers to acidity or basicity, high specific heat is about heat absorption capacity, and solubility is about dissolving ability, none of which directly relate to droplet formation.

Answer:

cohesion