Water forms on the outside of a cold can taken from the fridge due to condensation. When warm water particles in the air collide with the cold surface of the can, they cool down and turn to liquid water droplets. As more water particles condense, they join together to form visible drops of water on the outside of the chilled can.

1. Condensation on can By brodie hunt

2. Have you ever wanted to no why does water form on the out side of a can when you take it out of the fridge?

3. When you take the can out of the fridge it is very cold .

4. Cold can of drink There are warm Water particles floating in the air.

5. When the water particles bump into the can they cool down. The water particles turn into liquid water and when enough join together they form a drop of water

6. This is what it looks like

7. The End!