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Explain how the boiling of water and the cooling of water vapor is a reversible change.
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Certainly, When water is heated and cooled it goes through an abundant reversible changes. When you boil water for example, it evaporates and becomes 'water vapor' due to the heat. The process is reversible due to if you cool down the water vapor, it will condense back into liquid water. So that is why it is reversible, hope this helps!!
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