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Solid to liquid examples Gas to liquid examples

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ANSWER:

SOLID TO LIQUID EXAMPLES:

• Ice melting into water

• Solid butter melting into liquid

• Heating rocks up so much they become magma or lava

• Gallium melting in your hand

GAS TO LIQUID EXAMPLES:

• Dew

• Water droplets on the glass of cold drink

• Rain

• Fogging of glass of spectacles when enter from cold to warmer place

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