Makes more compact

Usage examples of condenses.

Floating in this state, the vapour condenses and crystallization proceeds.

Then immense quantities of débris are scattered about in which eddies are created, and finally, as the sun that caused the damage goes on its way, leaving its victim to repair its injuries as it may, the dispersed matter cools, condenses, and turns into streams of solid particles circling in elliptical paths about their parent sun.

To this it is replied that the possible mitigating circumstances spoken of evidently exist in fact, because we can see that the watery vapor condenses into snow around the poles in winter, but melts again when summer comes.

When the primordial cloud gains too much angular momentum as it condenses and relieves itself by forming a disk.

And the disk condenses into a companion, not a planetary system, because it contains too much material and the lines of magnetic force aren't strong enough to cause spin-down and the spiraling outward of the disk.

When it condenses, the chamber remains one-third full of water--but it’s water at just one-atmosphere pressure.

As you can see, water from the air condenses on this plate and runs off it into this receiver.