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Turns ghosts back into liquid so your refrigerator doesn't give up on life.
means A device that cools a vapor until it loses enough energy to condense back into a liquid.
from From Latin 'condensare' — 'con-' (together) plus 'densare' (to make thick, from densus, dense) — literally 'to make thick together.' The word first described the physical act of compressing or thickening matter, and by the 17th–18th centuries it was applied to scientific instruments: optical lenses that condensed light, electrical devices that condensed charge (the ancestor of the capacitor), and eventually the mechanical parts that condense vapor into liquid in engines and refrigerators.
- core job
- sheds heat, turns vapor back to liquid
- location
- those coils hiding behind your fridge, collecting dust
- microphone version
- needs phantom power, hears you breathe
- steam engines
- watt's big upgrade that saved the industrial revolution