During winter on poorly insulated windows,frost forms on the
A)outside because the warmer temperatures can support higher amounts of water vapor
B)inside because the warmer temperatures can support higher amounts of water vapor
C)outside because the warmer temperatures can support higher amounts of liquid water drops
D)inside because the warmer temperatures can support higher amounts of liquid water drops

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Frost forms on the inside of poorly insulated windows because warm moist air from inside the room comes into contact with the cold glass, causing the moisture in the air to condense and freeze on the surface. Warmer temperatures can support higher amounts of water vapor, which is why the frost forms on the surface with warmer temperatures.

During Winter on Poorly Insulated Windows,frost Forms on the