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svetoff [14.1K]
3 years ago
13

How can water change? I or change into a If 1-Heat causes water toi 2-Water that goes into the alr is called tral air makrs wate

r vapor liguld. 4.- Water changes from and back again. 5.-Water moves between the tollquld to water vapor and the sky over and 1 - This movement of water is called the The Water Cycle માં તારા બાપા તેના માથા recriation callclmon sertion or cordlanation > || ?? ના ના કાકાના રાજા પાસ રામ કા મામા ના ડાકલા , કાકા કા કા કાકા ન કામ મ મ હમા થાન ના માધ્યમ ના ધામા ના કાકા અને કામ ન LIVEWORKSHEE​

Chemistry
1 answer:
Fofino [41]3 years ago
4 0

1 - evaporate

2 - steam / water vapor

3 - condense

4 - ice

5- ocean/bodies of water

6 - water cycle

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