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Question		Answer
Airflow start learning		transports moisture
Vapor diffusion start learning		moves through walls
Moisture transport start learning		damages buildings
Condensation surface start learning		collects water
Air leakage start learning		causes mold
Vapor pressure start learning		pushes steam
Hygrothermal start learning		combines
Wetting start learning		soaks material
Drying potential start learning		removes water
Accumulation start learning		builds up inside
Air barrier start learning		blocks air
Vapor barrier start learning		stops vapor
Vapor retarder start learning		slows diffusion
Vapor permeable start learning		breathes out
Vapor impermeable start learning		seals assembly
Housewrap start learning		protects exterior
Polyethylene start learning		acts as barrier
Smart membrane start learning		reacts to humidity
Perforated start learning		has holes
Continuous start learning		covers everything
Wall assembly start learning		contains layers
Gypsum board start learning		finishes interior
Sheathing start learning		covers studs
Cavity start learning		holds insulation
Fiberglass batt start learning		insulates frame
Rigid foam start learning		adds R-value
Plywood start learning		strengthens wall
Stud start learning		supports structure
Joints and seams start learning		require tape
Mold growth start learning		destroys health
Structural rot start learning		eats wood
Durability issues start learning		shorten life
Energy loss start learning		increases costs
Thermal bridge start learning		transfers cold
Relative Humidity (RH) start learning		measures air steam
Dew point start learning		turns vapor to water
Convective loop start learning		circulates air
Driving force start learning		initiates movement
Building failure start learning		results from errors

Air barriers vs vapor barriers

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