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a solida liquid = melting (heat energy added) e.g. ice melts to water a liquida gas = vaporization (heat energy added) e.g. water to water vapour a solida gas = sublimation (heat energy added) e.g. dry ice (frozen CO2) to carbon dioxide a gasa liquid = condensation (heat energy removed) e.g. cloud to rain a liquida solid = freezing (heat energy removed) e.g. water freezes to ice a gasa solid = deposition (heat energy removed) e.g. water vapour to frost * solid-molecules tightly packed definite shape and volume(crystaline structure) * liquid-flow takes shape of container * gas-expands to fill container * plasma-electrons at 5000*C(neon lightning)

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