Hydrolysis is where you use electricity to separate hydrogen and oxygen ions. Condensation is where water vapor sticks to a surface and condenses to form liquid water.
Condensation creates chemical bonds and holds everything together, while hydrolysis breaks down chemical bonds. They're two opposite processes. Theres really no similarities between them.
For any enthalpy change in a chemical reaction, (exothermic/endothermic), the activation energy must be reached so as to break the strong chemical bonds between the reactant molecules.
