Why does the outside of the glass always get wet when there is something very cold in the glass?
Cold drink
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The air cools off on the glass and cool air can bind less moisture. Therefore, the moisture condenses on the glass.
Because the moisture contained in the air precipitates on the cold glass. Primary education.
So I always asked myself, but I also went to primary school.
Because cold air can absorb less airfruits!
Because the water condenses
It’s already wet inside.
Cold/hot on cold glass condenses the humidity.