The opposite processes of evaporation is. A. condensation. B. percolation. C. transpiration.

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Richa asked Apr 8, 2023

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The opposite processes of evaporation is.

A. condensation.
B. percolation.
C. transpiration.

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A. condensation

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Evaporation is the process of liquid turning into gas, the opposite would be condensation which is the process of water vapor turning back into a liquid.

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condensation

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