Answers:
1) Melting
2) Evaporation
3) Evaporation
4) Condensation
5) Freezing
6) Sublimation
7) Freezing
8) Melting
9) Evaporation
10) Evaporation
11) Melting
12) Condensation
13) Condensation
14) Evaporation
15) Condensation
16) Evaporation
17) Freezing
18) Evaporation
19) Evaporation
20) Sublimation
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Icicles are made of water. When they melt, they no longer are in a solid state. Melting
2) When wet clothes dry, the water in them evaporates into the air.
3) When fog disappears, the water evaporates.
4) When water becomes dew, that is a form of condensation, because water in the air is turning into a liquid.
5) Kool-Aid becoming popsicles is a liquid to a solid transformation, which is a form of freezing.
6) When frozen laundry becomes dry on the clothesline, solid (ice) turns to a gas. This process is called sublimation.
7) When water becomes ice, this is turning a liquid into a solid, which is called freezing.
8) When frost becomes water, it is a solid to liquid transformation, or melting.
9) Water to steam is a liquid to gas transformation, or evaporation.
10) When mud puddles disappearing, a liquid (the puddles), turns into gas, which is called evaporation.
11) When popsicles, (solid), become pop (liquid), this is called melting
12) When water forms on windows, it is called condensation, a process where gas to liquid.
13) The term to describe this would be deposition, but because this is not one of the options, I would say that the closest match would be condensation.
14) When wet hair dries, this is called evaporation because a liquid is turning into a gas.
15) Water in the air becoming rain is a gas to liquid transformation which is called condensation.
16) When foggy windows clear up, it is a liquid to gas transformation, or evaporation.
17) Once again, I would say this is deposition, but freezing would would be the closest match out of the options.
18) When perfume can be smelled, it is a liquid to gas transformation, or evaporation
19) Liquid to gas is called evaporation
20) Solid a gas is called sublimation
Hope this helps :)