Results of moisture condensation experiments indicated that moisture condensed rapidly in the hydrophilic grooves.
In the stratosphere, SO2 is converted to sulphuric acid (H2SO4), which condenses rapidly to form fine sulphate aerosols that block incoming solar radiation and contribute to ozone destruction.
This impact would have sprayed huge quantities of material into space, forming a ring around Earth similar to, but much thicker than, those that now adorn Saturn.The moon is thought to have condensed rapidly from this ring.
Condensing it rapidly in order to suck the piston back is the other half.
Upon contact, the steam bubble condensed very rapidly, creating a vacuum and causing water to rush in and fill the void.
New biophysical insights into protein phase transitions, where a diffuse protein spontaneously separates into a locally concentrated, nonmembrane bounded compartment, have provided a fresh perspective into how the centrosome might rapidly condense from diffuse cytoplasmic components.
More surprisingly, their calculations suggest that in tropical regions, with an air temperature of 30C, the average cloud temperature was barely hotter at just 30.2 C. At those temperatures, the huge amounts of water vapour in the cloud will rapidly condense to liquid and solid ice.
Sulphur dioxide tends to rapidly condense into fine clumps that hang around in this somewhat damp atmosphere for a couple of years or more, and these particles are particularly good at scattering sunlight.
The condensation sink (CS) describes how rapidly condensable vapour molecules will condense on the existing aerosol.
But what they found was that P granules behaved like oil droplets in vinaigrette, fusing with one another, dripping and rapidly condensing and dissolving in and out of solution.
