Condensation

Real World Example

Imagine coming home after a long day and noticing your glasses fogging up as you walk into a warm kitchen from the cold outside. This is similar to the way condensation works, where water vapor in the warm air turns into tiny liquid droplets on your cooler glasses. Just as the cold surface of your glasses causes the warm, moist air to lose its energy and turn into liquid, condensation involves a gas losing energy and changing into a liquid when it comes into contact with a cooler surface.