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Gas can become droplets - Paper 1
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Observation card: a cool mirror becomes misted with droplets in damp air. Water vapour in the damp air can cool and change into liquid droplets on the surface. That change is condensation. The visible drops are liquid; water vapour itself is normally invisible. Discuss the supplied record; do not use boiling water, hot steam or electrical cooling equipment yourself.
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