Question

select all that apply select all the possible components of clouds listed below. (they would not all occur in the same clouds at the same time.) liquid nitrogen droplets with temperatures above 0°c supercooled water droplets with temperatures below freezing liquid water droplets with temperatures above freezing ice crystals dust particles

Explanation:

Clouds are composed of water - related components and sometimes include dust particles. Liquid nitrogen droplets with temperatures above 0°C are not components of clouds as nitrogen is a major part of the atmosphere but not in liquid form in clouds under normal conditions. Supercooled water droplets (below freezing) can exist in clouds. Liquid water droplets above freezing are common in warm clouds. Ice crystals are present in cold clouds. Dust particles can act as cloud - condensation nuclei.

Answer:

• Supercooled water droplets with temperatures below freezing
• Liquid water droplets with temperatures above freezing
• Ice crystals
• Dust particles