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This change is called sublimation and occurs in some substances at normal temperature and pressure, one of the best known being, Carbon Dioxide (CO2). In its solid state ("Dry" Ice), normal atmospheric pressure is insufficient to prevent the CO2 molecules from escaping from the surface, thus the solid appears to "evaporate", going directly to the gaseous state without the intervening liquid state. The reverse of this process is called deposition.

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