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Water can be found as?
liqiud solid and gas
What are the three states that water can be found?
Water can be found in three states: solid (ice), liquid (water), and gas (water vapor). These states can change depending on temperature and pressure conditions.
Can a liqiud change into a soild?
ICE, is a liquid (water) changed to a solid.
Can a soild go threw a liqiud or a gas?
yes, just like a pebble can go through water or gas
What is the change in state from a solid directly to a gas without passing through the liqiud state?
vaporization
Gas to liqiud?
condensation
What changes a liqiud to a gas?
the temperature
Is urainuima solid or liqiud or gas?
Solid
How can you change a soild to a liqiud?
Heat it.
What characteristics of water make it a critical component of the body?
water exist in solid,liqiud and gas those are the 3 critical componets from :kiki montana:)
Is magnesium a solid liqiud or a gas?
Magnesium is a solid
What is the process called when gas changes to liqiud?
condensation
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