Condensate (noun)

1. A liquid formed by condensation, especially the water produced from the cooling of steam.
2. A concentrated or condensed form of something.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from condense + -ate.

Examples:

1. The condensate from the steam was collected in a container.
2. The condensate in the pipe could cause corrosion.
3. Condensate can form on the windows on a cold day.
4. The condensate was used to generate electricity.
5. Condensate is a valuable by-product of many industrial processes.