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Explain why the conversion of water vapor to liquid water makes the air around it warmer.
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Explain why the conversion of water vapor to liquid water makes the air around it warmer.

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The change from a gas to a liquid releases heat energy!

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In order to liquefy, the water vapor must release energy into its surroundings. This release of energy is to the surrounding air, which causes the air's temperature to rise.
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