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Hello, everyone! I have a question I’d like to ask here! What is the difference between condensation and the freezing point! How is the freezing point defined!
From Baidu Baike: Condensation occurs when a gas or liquid turns into a solid as a result of cooling; for example, water vapor turns into water when cooled, and water turns into ice when cooled. The lower the temperature, the faster the condensation rate, and the better the effect. In chemical production, water or air, which are readily available and thus inexpensive, are generally used as the medium for condensation. After the condensation process, the temperature of water or air rises, and releasing it directly can cause thermal pollution. Condensation and evaporation are two unit operations that act in opposite directions; distillation is a combined operation of evaporation and condensation. The freezing point is the highest temperature at which a liquid solidifies. For reference only
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