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Why must energy be absorbed to change a liquid to a gas?
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Why must energy be absorbed to change a liquid to a gas?

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Answer: Heat energy is absorbed to vaporize a liquid because molecules which are held together by intermolecular forces in the liquid are separated as the gas is formed

Explanation:whatever that means^ I looked it up

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