Identify the type of phase change described in each process.Molten aluminum poured into a mold cools to form a solid object.A block of dry ice gradually becomes foglike at room temperature.A soldering iron prepares liquid solder from solid metal.Theis left off a bottle of acetone and the smell fills the room.сapA scoop of ice cream begins to drip in the hot sun.A drop of mercury on the lab bench disappears over time.Beads of water form on a cold drinking glass.Answer Bankmeltingfreezingcondensationsublimationevaporation

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Identify the type of phase change described in each process. Molten aluminum poured into a mold cools to form a solid object. A block of dry ice gradually becomes foglike at room temperature. A soldering iron prepares liquid solder from solid metal. The cap is left off a bottle of acetone and the smell fills the room. A scoop of ice cream begins to drip in the hot sun. A drop of mercury on the lab bench disappears over time. Beads of water form on a cold drinking glass.

Identify the type of phase change described in each process. Molten aluminum poured into a mold cools to form a solid object. A block of dry ice gradually becomes foglike at room temperature. A soldering iron prepares liquid solder from solid metal. The cap is left off a bottle of acetone and the smell fills the room. A scoop of ice cream begins to drip in the hot sun. A drop of mercury on the lab bench disappears over time. Beads of water form on a cold drinking glass.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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