Identify the phase change being described in each example. deposition Water vapor in the air cools to form liquid droplets on the side of a cold soda can. vaporization As a pot of water is boiled on the stove, steam rises out of the pot. As the sun rises over a mountain, the snow and ice at the mountain's peak turn into water sublimation vapor instantly. condMisation The formation of frost in sub 0 °C temperatures on a humid.night.

Identify the phase change being described in each example. deposition Water vapor in the air cools to form liquid droplets on the side of a cold soda can. vaporization As a pot of water is boiled on the stove, steam rises out of the pot. As the sun rises over a mountain, the snow and ice at the mountain's peak turn into water sublimation vapor instantly. condMisation The formation of frost in sub 0 °C temperatures on a humid.night.

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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