CONDENSATI

ON
• MOST OF EARTH’S WATER IS IN THE OCEANS, WHICH
COVER MOST EARTH’S SURFACE.

• LIQUID WATER EVAPORATES, TURNS INTO WATER

VAPOUR AND BACK INTO A LIQUID WHEN COOLED OR AS
SOLID IF COOLED BELOW THE FREEZING POINT OF
WATER WHICH IS 0 °C.

• WATER VAPOUR IN THE AIR MOVES AND CAN FORM FOG

OR CLOUDS, AND CAN FALLS TO EARTH AS RAIN, HAIL,
SLEET OR SNOW.
 So what is Condensation?

• CONDENSATION IS A PROCESS, A CHANGE

• IT’S THE COOLING PROCESS THAT CHANGES GAS
INTO A LIQUID.
• IT IS THE OPPOSITE OF EVAPORATION.
 PARTICLES OF WATER
VAPOUR
Air particles
Water particles

Dry day Wet day

 Dry day
•On a dry day there is only a little water vapour in the
air

Wet day
•On a damp day there is much more water vapour in
the air
CONDENSATION

•YOU CAN SEE CONDENSATION

IN THE FOLLOWING CASES:

•AFTER A SHOWER YOUR

BATHROOM IS FILLED WITH
STEAM (WATER VAPOUR)
FROM THE HOT WATER.
•WHEN IT HITS THE COLD
GLASS OF THE MIRROR IT
TURNS BACK TO WATER AND
FORMS TINY DROPLETS
LOOK AT A
CAN
•WHAT HAS HAPPENED?
•WHY HAS IT HAPPENED?
•WHAT DO WE CALL THE
PROCESS?
•WATER VAPOUR IN THE
SURROUNDING CONDENSES
ON A VERY COLD BOTTLE
Look at a glass of water with ice

• WHAT HAS HAPPENED?

• WHY HAS IT HAPPENED?
• WHAT DO WE CALL THE
PROCESS?
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