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You notice the water level in your fish bowl gets lower over time. What change in state is happening? How do you know?
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You notice the water level in your fish bowl gets lower over time. What change in state is happening? How do you know?

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Evaporation

Step-by-step explanation:

Overtime the water is slowly changing its physical state from liquid form to gaseous form in the form of evaporation.

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