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Apply the law of conservation of energy to explain how energy is conserved when water evaporates?
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Apply the law of conservation of energy to explain how energy is conserved when water evaporates?

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Energy and mass have not been created, the water has simply been changed to a different form, but it is still present, and could be condense down into the same form with the same mass. 
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