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In the water cycle, what type of phase change(s) occur(s) above the oceans?
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In the water cycle, what type of phase change(s) occur(s) above the oceans?

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They lose aater when it evropares but at the same time they gain water when it rains
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the mists are only immersed fluid vapors.it implies the water present is in a double form.some measure of it is in fluid and some in immaculate vapor.when temperature at statures diminish the vapor shape gathers and falls as rain.
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