Chemistry, 16.12.2020 01:40, whitethunder05
Select the correct statement to describe when a sample of water vapor condenses into liquid water.
A)
Temperature decreases, molecular motion decreases, volume decreases,
and shape becomes more defined
B)
Temperature decreases, molecular motion increases, volume decreases,
and shape becomes less defined
0)
Temperature increases, molecular motion decreases, volume decreases,
and shape becomes less defined
Temperature decreases, molecular motion increases, volume increases, and
shape becomes more defined
D)
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