Beslut prathamma N000 af hot sri af lelum eto vitsupa OMA IW.0 stutxi 1916w-somed to ou 19ow art to li 5. On the heating curve at below, label the following terms: a. Condensation b. Melting c. Freezing d. Vaporization e. Solid f. Liquid g. Gas h. Endothermic i. Exothermic Temperature (°C) A B frozen can al C D Time (minutes) E F

Beslut prathamma N000 af hot sri af lelum eto vitsupa OMA IW.0 stutxi 1916w-somed to ou 19ow art to li 5. On the heating curve at below, label the following terms: a. Condensation b. Melting c. Freezing d. Vaporization e. Solid f. Liquid g. Gas h. Endothermic i. Exothermic Temperature (°C) A B frozen can al C D Time (minutes) E F

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