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When water evaporates, what happens to its molecules?
O Wa...
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When water evaporates, what happens to its molecules?
O Water always separates into Hydrogen and Oxygen in our atmosphere - this makes our
atmosphere very FLAMMABLE, because Hydrogen is a flammable gas.
The water undergoes a chemical reaction because it gets warm, and the Hydrogen and
Oxygen separate
O Nothing. water is a compound and the Hydrogen and oxygen are bonded. They just change
phase to a gas and stay a water molecule
O Some of the water molecules stay water molecules and some of them break bonds - acting
explosively - separating into hydrogen and oxygen.
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