👉 In physics, a non-condensable is an object that is not condensed or condensed to form another substance. Condensation refers to the process by which an object becomes condensed into a new material. Non-condensable objects are typically found in high pressure systems or at temperatures where a solid can be condensed back into a liquid phase without breaking up. Examples of non-condensable materials include: - Helium (He) - Helium is a gas that cannot condense to form another substance,
