Temperature when water changes from a gas to a liquid?

Answer 1

Water can evaporate even at relatively low temperatures, the water only needs to be slightly warmer than it's surroundings to evaporate, so there is no fixed temperature at which water vapour condenses to become water again.

Although the above statement is true, water turns to a gas at boiling point of course, yet people tend to forget that when a substance is directly at boiling point (100 degrees Celsius for water) it can either turn into a gas or go from gas back to liquid. just under BP water gas turns completely to liquid while after BP the water liquid becomes a gas.

Answer 2

If u have a pure water(distilled water) then it change it state at 100 degree Celsius

and the temperature need to be constant

or

the water can change it's state in any temperature if the water is poured on flor and spreaded then it would evaporate even at 30 degree Celsius

Answer 3

The greater the air temperature, the more moisture can be absorbed, which is why humidity is referred to as "relative humidity". The "dew point" or the point where the moisture condenses out of the air varies.

Answer 4

The temperature at which water changes from a gas to a liquid is known as the "boiling point". For pure water at standard atmospheric pressure, this temperature is 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit).

Answer 5

I dont know the temperature, but i know its called dew point.

Answer 6

Water can change from a liquid to a gas at any temperature above freezing (32 degrees Fahrenheit) - it can evaporate at anytime. Water boils at 212F and 100C.