Question

Given below are three states of water in a beaker. These states are inter-convertible. Name the process forward and back forth labeled A, B, C, D, which cause these

Answer 1

Answer:

A-melting

B-evapartion

C-freezing

D-condensratiomn

Explanation:

Answer 2

The conversion of ice to liquid, liquid to vapor, and vice versa talk about the states of matter.

• The three main states of matter are solid, liquid, and gaseous.

• These changes occur when the bonds of the molecules are dispersed.

• The conversion of ice to water is called melting (A).

• The conversion of water to vapor is called vaporization (B).

• The conversion of vapor to solid is called deposition. In this step, the vapor directly converts to solid without entering the liquid state.

• The conversion of vapor to liquid is called condensation (D).

• The conversion of liquid to solid is called freezing (C).

• Each of these steps depends on physical factors like temperature, pressure, time, the strength of bonds, etc.

• These factors determine the state of matter that a particular substance will undergo and the duration at which it will convert to another matter.