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Condensation is a phase change that O has an increase in kinetic energy O has no change in potential energy O is exothermic O is endothermic
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Condensation is a phase change that

O has an increase in kinetic energy
O has no change in potential energy
O is exothermic
O is endothermic

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endothermic

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condensate is an endothermic change

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