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Would a perfectly insulated drinking glass ever sweat?

Related: You have a poorly-insulated glass and a well-insulated glass. Each is situated above a bucket, so that any sweat collecting and falling will be measured. If both glasses are filled with the same amount of equally cold liquid, which glass will produce more sweat?
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If the glass were insulated so that the thermal conductivity between the liquid and the environment were zero, then the outer surface of the glass would reach equilibrium with its environment and on a warm day, it would not form condensation. However, initially if it were cold, like being brought outside on a warm day after being in a refrigerator, then it could still form condensation. Condensation could also form if the air was supersaturated, as in air that was once warm and moist, but recently cooled.

Assuming you have two cold liquids on a warm, humid day, the same applies. The well-insulated glass will have a warm surface so no condensation will form. The poorly-insulated glass will have a cold surface, so it will collect more condensation than the well-insulated glass.