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You take a hot shower, and water evaporates, producing steam. You notice water on your cold mirror. How did it get there?

You take a hot shower, and water evaporates, producing steam. You notice water on your cold mirror. How did it get there?
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You take a hot shower, and water evaporates, producing steam. You notice water on your cold mirror. How did it get there?

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condensation!!! same happens when your house is warm and it’s rlly cold outside.
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The steam reached the mirror and condensed into a kind of foggy water vapor. This happens when one side of glass is the polar opposite temperature.
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