The six ways phases of matter change. 1. A process where liquid turns into solid. 2. A phase change where solid turns into liquid. 3. A change where solid turns into gas. 4. A process where gas turns into solid. 5. A phase change where gas turns into liquid. 6. A process where liquid turns into gas.
Answer (1)
These are the six main phase changes of matter. Each change involves a physical transformation based on the addition or removal of heat. For example, heat is added during melting and evaporation, while heat is removed during freezing and condensation. Sublimation and deposition are less common but occur in special conditions, like frost forming or dry ice turning into gas.
