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Absolute humidity

Absolute humidity is the mass of water vapor in a given volume of air or gas, expressed by weight and usually measured in grams per cubic meter, though grains per cubic foot has also been used in the United States. It may also be measured as the partial pressure of the water vapor.

See also; Humidity, Specific humidity, Relative Humidity, Concentration.

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