What formation results from the condensation of moisture?

The correct answer pertains to the formation that occurs when moisture in the air condenses, leading to various forms of water. In this case, when moisture condenses, it typically creates droplets of liquid water, which can manifest as rain, fog, or dew depending on environmental conditions.

The term "electrolyte" refers to a substance that, when dissolved in a solvent (usually water), produces a solution that can conduct electricity due to the presence of ions. This does not directly relate to the condensation of moisture.

"Precipitate" is a solid that forms from a solution during a chemical reaction, typically when two soluble substances react to form an insoluble product. This is a different process from the condensation of moisture, which involves a phase change of water from vapor to liquid.

"Residue" generally refers to the solid remaining after a substance has undergone a particular process, like evaporation or filtration. While moisture condensation does involve liquid, it does not directly yield out a residue in the way that this term suggests.

On the other hand, "vapor" is the gaseous state of a substance; in this context, it would represent the state of water before condensation occurs, rather than after. Therefore, it does not describe the result