Chemistry, asked by himanya201, 17 days ago

carbon in solid form + oxygen in solid form is equals to carbon dioxide in gaseous form .Is this an example of sublimation​

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Answered by madhudevi2508
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Answer:

Explanation:

Solid CO

2

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gets converted into the gaseous state by decreasing the pressure to 1 atmosphere without coming into the liquid state. Hence, solid carbon dioxide is also known as dry ice.

Dry ice

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