Water Can Change from a Vapor to a Solid Through

question 28

True/False

Water can change from a vapor to a solid through a process known as sublimation without entering a liquid phase.

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Definitions:

Monomers

Simple molecules that can join together to form polymers, which are large, complex structures.

Unsaturated

A term describing molecules, particularly fats or fatty acids, which contain one or more double bonds between carbon atoms, making them less hydrogenated.

Vegetable Oils

Edible oils extracted from plants' seeds, fruits, or other parts, widely used in cooking and food preparation.

Hydrolysis

A chemical reaction involving the breakdown of a compound by water, leading to the separation of molecules.