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Physics

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Brilliant_brown [7]4 years ago

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Answer:

Solid to a liquid is called MeLTING and happen at the MELTING/FUSION POINT

Liquid to a GAS is called evaporation/boiling

Changing from a GAS to a liquid is called CONDENSATION.

Liquid to a solid is called FREEZING and happens at the FREEZING POINT

Explanation:

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