At the behest of the Physical, the condensation names the process in which the state of matter changes from a gaseous state to a liquid state. The condensation is the opposite process of vaporization .
Although factors such as the temperature and pressure, the condensation will occur at pressures close to the environment, meanwhile, when an excessive overpressure is used to force such a transition, we will speak of liquefaction.
So, condensation usually takes place when we cool a gas to its dew point, although this point can also be achieved by mediating a variation in pressure.
For its part, it is called condenser to the equipment from which this transit can be caused in an artificial way.
The clearest and most everyday example of condensation is obtained after bathing using hot water; Once we finish bathing with hot water, both the bathroom tiles and the mirrors will be fogged up and this happens because the steam from hot water collides with the walls and glass that are cold, thus losing the energy possessed.
Likewise, in terms of climate we can observe a phenomenon similar to the one mentioned with the dew drops with which our paths or gardens wake up, this situation is triggered as a consequence of the reduction in temperature during the night.
Another meteorological issue linked to condensation is the formation of clouds, which is precisely due to the phenomenon of condensation. The hot, humid air climbs into the atmosphere and there it meets the much colder layers of it.
On the other hand, in electricity is called condensation when there is an increase in the electrical charge of a conductor.
And in a broader sense, condensation, involves reducing the size or volume of something, for example the summary of a literary work.
