  Results for the kinetics of vapor-liquid phase transition have been presented
from the molecular dynamics simulations of a single component two-dimensional
Lennard-Jones fluid. The phase diagram for the model, primary prerequisite for
this purpose, has been obtained via the Monte Carlo simulations. Our focus is
on the region very close to the vapor branch of the coexistence curve. Quenches
to such region provide morphology that consists of disconnected circular liquid
clusters in the vapor background. We identified that these clusters exhibit
diffusive motion and grow via sticky collisions among them. The growth follows
power-law behavior with time, exponent of which is found to be in nice
agreement with a theoretical prediction.
