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Here you've got them all six in a row:

  1. Melting (S>L),
  2. boiling (L>G) and
  3. sublimation (S>G, evaporation to gaseous CO2 from 'dry ice' - solid carbon dioxide)

    and all the reverse changes:

  4. Condense (G>L),
  5. freezing (L>S) and
  6. deposition (G>S, formation of 'frost' in meteorology)
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