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Where would we most likely find water in the form of a gas?
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Where would we most likely find water in the form of a gas?
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The Evaporation process water from lakes, streams, rivers, and oceans evaporate turning into a gas form.
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We are most likely to find water in the form of gas in the atmosphere.
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