condensator
/kɔndɛnˈsɑːtər/Definitions
1. noun
A device or component, especially in a radio or electrical system, that stores energy in an electric field by accumulating opposite electric charges on two conductors separated by a dielectric material.
“The radio’s condensator was faulty and needed to be replaced.”
2. noun
In chemistry, a condensator is a substance that facilitates or accelerates the process of condensation.
“The researcher used a condensator to speed up the condensation process.”