What is a phase change that occurs when a solid transitions directly into a gas state without becoming a liquid? A. sublimation B. boiling C. condensation D. deposition

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Igor Kovryzhkin asked May 1, 2022

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What is a phase change that occurs when a solid transitions directly into a gas state without becoming a liquid?

A. sublimation
B. boiling
C. condensation
D. deposition

Chemistry
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Igor Kovryzhkin asked May 1, 2022

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The phase change is sublimation, so choice A.

Huang Tao answered May 7, 2022

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