When particles in the solar nebula grew large enough, they stopped growing by accretion and began growing by condensation.

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Particles in the solar nebula grew initially by accretion, where they collided and stuck together. As they grew larger, their growth continued through further accretion and gravitational attraction, not by condensation. Condensation refers to the process of gas turning into a liquid or solid form, which is different from the growth mechanism of particles in the solar nebula.

When Particles in the Solar Nebula Grew Large Enough, They