A tub of water is placed in a small room and heat is removed from the room. What will most likely occur if enough heat is removed? (A) The water will freeze. (B) The water will evaporate. (C) The water will become a gas. (D) The water will change from gas to solid

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Samantha Mays

Physics

25 August, 17:34

A tub of water is placed in a small room and heat is removed from the room. What will most likely occur if enough heat is removed? (A) The water will freeze. (B) The water will evaporate. (C) The water will become a gas. (D) The water will change from gas to solid

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Addisyn Henry · Answer 1

A. the water will freeze.

Explanation:

the water is initially liquid because the particles have energy which causes movement which gives off heat. if heat (energy) is removed from the room, the waters energy will radiate outward and dissipate taking the energy away from the water causing it to freeze

Emmett Haynes · Answer 2

(A) The water will freeze.

Explanation:

Heat is the energy that when transferred causes change in temperature. If heat is added to a body by some process the bodies temperature increases and if heat is removed from a body by some process the temperature reduces.

In this case if enough heat is removed from the room the internal movement of the water particles will slow down causing the water to form crystal lattice thus forming ice. So, the water will freeze.