4 How are the processes of vaporization and condensation similar? A solid turning to a liquid is an example of You are outside on a very hot day and see mud puddles in your yard. Later that day, you notice the mud puddles have dried up. This is an example of Melting O Evaporation O Boling O Condensation V OK N l'll come back When a liquid changes to a gas At room temperature, nitrogen does not have a shape or volume. Which state is it in? There are three main states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas. All have different physical properties. Which statement describes the physical state of a gas but not of as or liquid?
4 How are the processes of vaporization and condensation similar? A solid turning to a liquid is an example of You are outside on a very hot day and see mud puddles in your yard. Later that day, you notice the mud puddles have dried up. This is an example of Melting O Evaporation O Boling O Condensation V OK N l'll come back When a liquid changes to a gas At room temperature, nitrogen does not have a shape or volume. Which state is it in? There are three main states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas. All have different physical properties. Which statement describes the physical state of a gas but not of as or liquid?
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How are the processes of vaporization and condensation similar?
A solid turning to a liquid is an example of
You are outside on a very hot day and see mud puddles in your yard. Later that day, you notice the mud puddles have dried up. This is an example of
O Melting
O Evaporation
O Boiling
O Condensation
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N 'll come back
When a liquid changes to a gas
At room temperature, nitrogen does not have a definite shape or volume. Which state is it in?
There are three main states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas. All have different physical properties. Which statement describes the physical state of a gas but not of a se
or liquid?
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