Complete the template below for each of the occurrence of matter phase change being described. Phase Change of Matter being Described Original State of Matter Resulting State of Matter Pan of Boiling Water Droplets of water is forming outside the glass of cold drink. Soap bubbles in the air Solid iodine subliming in a test tube* Naphthalene balls disappearing inside the cabinet

Complete the template below for each of the occurrence of matter phase change being described. Phase Change of Matter being Described Original State of Matter Resulting State of Matter Pan of Boiling Water Droplets of water is forming outside the glass of cold drink. Soap bubbles in the air Solid iodine subliming in a test tube* Naphthalene balls disappearing inside the cabinet

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Complete the template below for each of the occurrence of matter
phase change being described.
Phase Change of Matter
being Described
Original State of
Matter
Resulting State of
Matter
Pan of Boiling Water*
Droplets of water is
forming outside the glass
of cold drink.
Soap bubbles in the air
Solid iodine subliming in
a test tube*
Naphthalene balls
disappearing inside the
cabinet

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