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02-03-2020
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Which of the following is described by the equation H2O(I) + heat → H2O(g)?

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burnsmonay10 burnsmonay10

02-03-2020

The process of fusion or freezing

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natalielau natalielau

18-03-2021

Answer:

It is the act of EVAPORATING

Explanation:

When it says H2O(I) + heat → H2O(g), it basically means:

Water in liquid form + heat would become water in gas form.

Evaporation is the only logical option if the water went from liquid to gas form.

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