Condensation

Real World Example

Imagine you're trying to fit all your clothes into a small suitcase for a trip. Just like the way you compress and rearrange your clothes to make them fit, molecules in a gas slow down and come closer together, forming a liquid when they cool. In both cases, whether it's clothes in a suitcase or gas molecules in the air, there's a transition from a more spread-out state (messy clothes or gas) to a more compact state (packed suitcase or liquid), highlighting how condensation involves a change in arrangement and density.