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Differences between sublimation and condensation

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zaharov [31]2 years ago

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The difference between sublimation and condensation is that

Sublimation is used to in a separation technique to separate sublime substance from a mixture while condensation is the

is the process where water vapor becomes liquid

<h3>What is separation technique?</h3>

This technique is used in chemistry to separate two or more constituents from a mixture

In conclusion, sublimation differs from condensation because sublimation is used to in a separation technique to separate sublime substance from a mixture while condensation is the

is the process where water vapor becomes liquid

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