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Water and its 3 states - Coggle Diagram
Water and its 3 states
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Freezing and Melting
Freezing is the process in which water changes from the liquid state to the solid state. Melting is the process in which water changes from the solid state. Melting is the process in which water changes from the solid state to the liquid state
The freezing point is identical to the melting point. When water is losing heat at 0C, it freezes, When ice is gaining heat at 0C, it melts.
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When water freezes, the temperature remains at 0C until all the water has been frozen. This is because the heat energy is used to melt the ice instead of raising the temperature
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Boiling
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Water boils at the boiling point, which is at 100C for pure water
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When water boils, the temperature remains at 100C until all the water has been boiled off. The heat gained by water is used to boil the water instead of raising its temperature
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Condensation
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Water condenses at all temperature, as long as the water vapour has lost enough heat
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