sublimination
sublimination
It's called sublimination
Sublimation is when a solid turns into a gas... when water turns into ice it solidifies... when ice turns into water it melts... when ice turns into steam it is sublimation.
Phase changes absorb or release heat energy. Condensation (from gas to liquid or gas to solid) releases the most heat. The gas molecule, flying around at the speed of sound, had more energy than when it is condensed in a liquid. That difference in energy is released as heat. That's why a steam burn can be so bad - it is a lot of heat. Evaporation (liquid to gas) and sublimination (solid to gas like dry ice reating a CO2 fog) absorb heat. That's why sweating cools you. The water absorbs a lot of heat as it evaporates. The energy amounts are equal and opposite of condensation. Melting (solid to liquid) absorbs heat and freezing releases heat. So your freezer must pump heat out of the ice tray to make ice cubes. Those ice cubes, when in a drink, cool the drink by absorbing heat as they melt.
During the process of sublimination energy is eliminated.
Sublimination
sublimination
sublimination
I think melting, condensation and Sublimination.
This process is called Sublimination which means a solid state changes to a gaseous state.
It's called sublimination
if u are talking about a solid to a gas then it is called sublimination
Coal, as a form of carbon has no liquid phase it will go strait to gas in a process called sublimination at about 5800k.
Filtration, distillation, crystallization. Sublimination or chromotography could be used as well.
Solid to liquid is melting Liquid to Gas is evaporation Solid to gas is sublimination Liquid to solid is freezing Gas to liquid is condensing
I believe it is called "sublimination" this link has a great, um, graphmobob illustrationization. I mean "phase diagram" http://www.chemprofessor.com/phase.htm