Chemistry, asked by negigeeta117, 8 months ago

liquefaction or condestion is a chemical or physical change

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It's a physical change.

Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Liquefaction or condensation is a physical change...

coz.. when water vapour cools down it again changes to

water

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