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Which phase change results in the release of energy
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Which phase change results in the release of energy

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Answer:

H2O(g)---->H2O(l)

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uh because it is?

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H_(2)O(liquid) - H_(2)O(gas) H_(2)O(gas) - H_(2)O(liquid) H_(2)O(solid) - H_(2)O(gas) H_(2)O(solid) - H_(2)O(liquid)

Its number 2 gas to liquid cooling curve release energy.

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