Shyam took out a bottle of cold water from the fridge, wiped it dry and left it on the table. A few minutes later he found water droplets on the outside of the bottle. Which process leads to the formation of the droplets?

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Emilee Moon

Physics

12 May, 02:06

Shyam took out a bottle of cold water from the fridge, wiped it dry and left it on the table. A few minutes later he found water droplets on the outside of the bottle. Which process leads to the formation of the droplets?

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Bryan Brewer · Answer 1

Condensation

Explanation:

Water vapour in the surrounding atmosphere lose heat and changes state from a solid to a liquid, hence forming water droplets on the outside of the bottle.

Julissa Greer · Answer 2

Condensation

Explanation:

Condensation is the process in which a substance changes from it's gaseous state to it's liquid state.

The scenario described in the question is as a result of water vapour in the surrounding, coming in contact with the cold bottle. When this vapour (gas) comes in contact with the cold object (in this case cold bottle), the vapour will be converted to water (liquid) which is seen as droplets on the body of the bottle. This process is known as condensation.