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condenser [kon-den´ser]
1. a vessel or apparatus for condensing gases or vapors.
2. a device for illuminating microscopic objects.
3. capacitor.
4. a dental tool used to pack filling material in a cavity.
capacitor
a device for holding and storing charges of electricity.
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