Condensation Coefficient
The Condensation Coefficient is a dimensionless physical parameter that quantifies the efficiency of vapor-to-liquid phase transition at an interface by representing the ratio of the actual condensation flux to the maximum theoretical flux under idealized equilibrium conditions.
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David E. Brown, Steven M. George, Congcong Huang et al. · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 1996 · 261 citations
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