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ASHA 777 [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

A: sublimation

B: vaporization

C: melting

Explanation:

Bad White [126]2 years ago

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Answer:

A. Deposition

B. Condensation

C. Freezing

Explanation:

We have three changes of state shown in the picture:

- Deposition: it is the change of state of a substance from gas to solid state, without going through the liquid phase. In this process, energy is released, as the average energy of the molecules of the substance decrease, releasing it to the surroundings.

- Condensation: it is the change of state of a substance from gas to liquid state. In this process, energy is also released, as the average energy of the molecules of the substance decrease as the substance becomes a liquid, releasing it to the surroundings.

- Freezing: it is the change of state of a substance from liquid to solid state. In this process, energy is also released, as the average energy of the molecules of the substance decrease as the substance becomes a solid, releasing it to the surroundings.

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