What will not happen if you place water into a sealed container?O The water will all become vapor.Water will become a dynamic system.O Some of the water molecules will start to evaporate to become vapor.Some of the vapor molecules will condense to become a liquid.

We know at normal temperature water remains as liquid state. The water molecules at the surface has…

What will not happen if you place water into a sealed container? O The water will all become vapor. O Water will become a dynamic system. Some of the water molecules will start to evaporate to become vapor. Some of the vapor molecules will condense to become a liquid.

What will not happen if you place water into a sealed container? O The water will all become vapor. O Water will become a dynamic system. Some of the water molecules will start to evaporate to become vapor. Some of the vapor molecules will condense to become a liquid.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter10: Solids, Liquids, And Phase Transitions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 58AP

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What will not happen if you place water into a sealed container?
O The water will all become vapor.
Water will become a dynamic system.
O Some of the water molecules will start to evaporate to become vapor.
Some of the vapor molecules will condense to become a liquid.

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