Condensate Water
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When water vapor in the air (often described as humidity) comes into contact with a colder surface, the water changes from a gas to a liquid and collects onto the cold surface. This water vapor in the air that becomes liquid is referred to as condensate. While the condensate collected on a cold beverage glass is small, the condensate that collects on air conditioning and refrigeration equipment can be of significant volume and a potential alternate water source.
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