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Why can you see condensation on your glasses when you go from a cold place to a hot place?
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∙ 12y ago
Because of the change of temperature, you can get clear sticker things that go over them to prevent it but otherwise you'll just have to keep wiping them.
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∙ 13y ago
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When you take a cold can of juice outof the refrigerator on a hot day will condensation or evaporation occur?
Both, but condensation first.
How does condensation accor?
When hot vapour is near a cold surface
Will condensation or evaporation take place if someone takes out a cold drink on a hot day?
Most likely condensation will form because when temperature drops the humidty rises. If the temperature of the can is low enough the humidty in the hot air when taken down to the temperature of the cold can will condense. The same thing happens on a lawn when the temperature of the air cools enough overnight to form dew.
When you added hot water to cold water what process occured?
condensation
Is Australia a cold place or a hot place?
Australia is more of a hot place than a cold place.
Why do your spectacles steam up when you go from hot to cold?
I think you'll find that they only steam up when going from cold to hot. This is the condensation process
Why traces of smokes when aircraft fly in high altitude?
That is condensation from hot engines in cold air.
Why does a pair of glasses fog up after a shower?
First thing your glasses have to be cold. Second you have to be in a warm/hot area. Glasses "fog up" because when the warm/hot water vapor gets near the cold glasses, it turns into the "fog" you see on glasses.
Is the place patagonia hot or cold?
Cold
Does a hippo live in cold or hot place?
they live in a hot place
How do you condensation and evaporation differ?
evaporation is when liquid gets hot and turns into steam condensation is wen liquid gets cold and turns into a fog like substance
If a cold empty glass is suddenly placed outside on a hot humid day?
Condensation will form on the surface of the glass.
