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Condensation

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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CONDENSATION

BY BIANKA SOBENES,EDILIS INFANTE & MARIA SANCHEZ
Photo by Mary Hutchison
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What is Condensation?

Water that collects as droplets on a cold surface when humid air in contact with it

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An example of Condensation:

Some examples of condensation include the water that gathers on a bathroom mirror after a hot shower and the water that collects on grass as dew. Condensation is the process where gas molecules slow down and come together to form a liquid.

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Why is condensation important to us?
Without condensation, water remains in gaseous form. Gaseous water is not suitable for consumption by animals. Water is essential to all living things. People need it to drink and cook with. Humans can go a month without eating, but die after three to five days without water, because the human body uses it for breathing, temperature regulation, food digestion and joint lubrication. Water also serves as a major cleansing agent.

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