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Mass is conserved during a change of state. If 20g of liquid evaporates, the gas produced will also weigh 20g
These physical changes are reversible, and not chemical changes They are not chemical because the material retains its original properties when reversed
The liquid turns into a gas, but only on the surface of the liquid. Only the particles on the surface have enough energy to turn into a gas.
Process | From State | To State | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Melting | Solid | Liquid | Solid to Liquid |
Freezing | Liquid | Solid | Liquid to Solid |
Boiling | Liquid | Gas | Liquid to Gas |
Condensation | Gas | Liquid | Gas to Liquid |
Sublimation | Solid | Gas | Solid to Gas |
Deposition | Gas | Solid | Gas to Solid |
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