kondenzálható

Kondenzálható refers to a substance or material that can undergo condensation. Condensation is the physical process where matter transitions from a gaseous state to a liquid state. This change typically occurs when the temperature of the gas is lowered below its dew point, or when the pressure on the gas is increased.

Common examples of condensable substances include water vapor, which condenses into liquid water on cool surfaces, and steam, which condenses into water. In industrial processes, many gases are intentionally condensed to recover valuable liquids or to purify them. For instance, in the petrochemical industry, hydrocarbons are condensed from natural gas. Refrigeration systems rely heavily on the condensation of refrigerants to transfer heat.

The properties of a substance that determine its condensability are related to its intermolecular forces and critical temperature. Substances with stronger intermolecular forces and higher critical temperatures tend to be more easily condensable. Conversely, substances with very weak intermolecular forces and low critical temperatures may be difficult to condense under normal conditions.

The term "kondenzálható" can also be used in a broader sense to describe phenomena that can be summarized or reduced to a simpler, more fundamental form, though its primary meaning relates to the physical state change of matter.