How is evaporation and condesation different?

Answer 1

distillation is the process of heating up a liquid mixture (seawater, sugar in water, tea, etc) until pure water vapor rises up then condenses in the condenser tube, then runs down into a holding apparatus (beaker, etc) and that is pure water, or close to it.

condensation is when water vapour in the air forms liquid water on something cold. (this is why when you have a cold glass of water, it becomes wet on the outside.)

Answer 2

They are the complete opposite processes of each other. Simply put, evaporation is the process in which a liquid becomes a gas, and condensation is the process of a gas becoming a liquid.

Check wikipedia for more in depth explanation.

Answer 3

Evaporation occurs when water molecules in one large mass (such as lakes rivers, oceans, runoff, etc.), from the heat of the sun (around 70 degrees), turn into a gas and floats in the air. Condensation occurs when the newly evaporated gas turns back into water molecules (such as clouds when water molecules collect on a particle of dust), and then attaches itself to the surface of an object. Evaporation and condensation differ because when water evaporates, it turns into a gas in the air. Condensation is when water particles collect on an object (water particles in the air causes humidity).

Answer 4

Condensation is where a vapour (gas) is cooled, and droplets of liquid form.

Vapourisation is where a liquid is heated, and the liquid turns into vapour (gas).

Answer 5

As water is cooled at what temperature do its particles become fixed in place