why sublimable solids directly changes into gaseus state without changing into liquid change
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It's all a game of Temperature and Pressure. With lower pressures, liquid water changes to a gas at temperatures lower than 100 degrees Celsius. If the pressure is dropped low enough, water reaches what's known as a triple point, the pressure and temperature at which a substance can exist in solid, liquid, and gaseous forms. Below the triple point, solid water sublimates, changing directly into a gas with a temperature increase, and never passing through the liquid phase.
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THEY HAVE LESS FORCE OF ATTRACTION BETWEEN THEM THAT'WHY THEY ARE EASILY SUBLIMABLE☆▪☆▪☆▪
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