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1.2 Changes Of State (GCSE Chemistry)
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Changing water from a liquid to a solid is called:
What do you call the temperature when liquid water rapidly turns into steam?
Which is known as the reverse process of melting?
Water freezing inside a freezer illustrates an example of:
The changing of gaseous water into ice crystals without becoming liquid first is called:
Heat energy released when a liquid becomes solid is called:
A puddle drying up on a summer day is a good example of:
The temperature at which a solid turns into a liquid is known as a substance`s:
Which statement best describes a gas state?
Which of these correctly describes a liquid changing to a gas?
Which process involves heat energy being absorbed to turn ice into water?
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