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Fruit framers in Florida during winter spray water on the orange plant to protect the oranges from freezing during low
temperatures. Explain how this process works.

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When there is a phase change energy should be absorbed or released. When ice melt it will absorb energy from its surroundings.

Similarly, condensation will increase the temperature of the surroundings.

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