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If you take energy away from gas, what most likely will happen to a substance? Group of answer choices turn to a solid turn to a liquid stay a gas none of the above
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If you take energy away from gas, what most likely will happen to a substance?

Group of answer choices

turn to a solid

turn to a liquid

stay a gas

none of the above

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Taking energy away from a gas (cooling it down) may cause it to turn into a liquid - or condense.
If you take energy away from gas, what most likely will happen to a substance? Group-example-1
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turn into a liquid

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