What is Condensation?

It is a process by which the water vapour gets converted to tiny droplets of water or ice. Condensation occurs only when water vapour is added to saturated air or when the temperature falls below the temperature at which the air saturates. 

Conditions Required for Condensation

  • Large amount of water vapour should be present in the atmosphere.
  • Small particles of dust, salt and smoke should be present as water vapour condenses around these particles.
  • The air temperature should be below the dew point.

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