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Water , when left uncovered,slowly changes into vapour.what happens to water

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pickupchik [31]3 years ago

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It is simple because when water is uncovered it is under the action of heat or sunlight which converts liquid in to gaseous state as the surface area is uncovered allowed the molecules to form water vapour which later converts in to clouds which is the reason of natural rain

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