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2.1.3

Investigate evaporation and condensation. Recognize the relationship between temperature and changes of state from liquid to gas in evaporation and gas to liquid in condensation using water as an example.

  • Materials exist throughout our physical world. The structures of materials influence their physical properties, chemical reactivity and use.

  • The structures of materials determine their properties.

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