1.   Water droplets trap poisonous gases and millions of tons of ash laden with cadmium, lead, mercury and arsenic linger.

2.   As frozen crystals come into contact as water droplets they fuse together forming even bigger crystals.

3.   A less dangerous situation results when the tiny water droplets from fog or drizzle freeze without rupturing.

4.   A plain water droplet hits, spreads out to a maximum diameter and then contracts so much and so quickly that it leaves the surface.

5.   A somewhat less dangerous situation results when the tiny water droplets from fog or drizzle freeze without rupturing.

6.   A. Along with those gift plants that suck the oxygen out of hospital rooms, possibly suffocating their recipients, magnifying water droplets are a most persistent horticultural myth.

7.   Ads show water droplets falling and the tissue, made to stay together when moistened, holding firm -- ideal to remove makeup.

8.   But how can you tell if the water droplets collecting on the walls come from ambient humidity or are the result of ground water seeping through the walls?

9.   Fog forms when when air near the ground is cooled enough for the water vapor in the atmosphere to condense into visible water droplets.