Mixing Saturation occasionally occurs when two air masses mix. Mixing usually involves a
change in both water vapour content and temperature. Consider, for example, two unsaturated
air samples, A and B:
Air sample A B
Temperature 5 °C 34°C
Relative humidity 80% 80%
1. Use Figure 1 to find the saturation mixing ratio (ms) of air samples A and B.

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