If water is at 50 * C and energy is removed from the water until it is at - 10 * C

(while maintain a constant pressure of 760 mm), describe the phase change of the water.

A) Solid water to water vapor

B) Solid water to liquid water

C) Liquid water to solid water

D) Liquid water to water vapor

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Emerson Montoya

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18 August, 23:29

If water is at 50 * C and energy is removed from the water until it is at - 10 * C

(while maintain a constant pressure of 760 mm), describe the phase change of the water.

A) Solid water to water vapor

B) Solid water to liquid water

C) Liquid water to solid water

D) Liquid water to water vapor

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If water is at 50 * C and energy is removed from the water until it is at - 10 * C

(while maintain a constant pressure of 760 mm), describe the phase change of the water.

C) Liquid water to solid water

If water is at 50 * C and energy is removed from the water until it is at - 10 * C(while maintain a constant pressure of 760 mm), describe the phase change of the water.A) Solid water to water vaporB) Solid water to liquid waterC) Liquid water to solid waterD) Liquid water to water vapor

If water is at 50 * C and energy is removed from the water until it is at - 10 * C

(while maintain a constant pressure of 760 mm), describe the phase change of the water.

A) Solid water to water vapor

B) Solid water to liquid water

C) Liquid water to solid water

D) Liquid water to water vapor