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condensation temperature

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condensation temperature [‚kän·dən′sā·shən ′tem·prə·chər]
(analytical chemistry)
In boiling-point determination, the temperature established on the bulb of a thermometer on which a thin moving film of liquid coexists with vapor from which the liquid has condensed, the vapor phase being replenished at the moment of measurement from a boiling-liquid phase.
(meteorology)
The temperature at which a parcel of moist air expanded dry adiabatically reaches saturation. Also known as adiabatic condensation temperature; adiabatic saturation temperature.
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