Capillary Condensation is the phenomenon in which vapor condenses into liquid within confined spaces or porous media at pressures below the saturation vapor pressure due to the influence of curved menisci and interfacial forces, distinguishing it from bulk condensation by its dependence on capillary effects and surface interactions.
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Stiction in surface micromachining
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