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Condensation and evaporation involve losing or gaining liquid. freezing and melting involve turning the substance into a solid or into a liquid.

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They are alike because they are both the result of a change of state. And they both involve the removal of latent heat. When water vapour or steam condenses to water it must give off or have removed 970 BTUs per lb. When water changes to ice it must give off or have removed 144 BTUs per lb.

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well, in order to find that out, you have to find a double rainbow, then get to the end of it. after that you tame the unicorn and ride it in three circles to the left and then the answer will automaticaly go into your brain.

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what are some differences between freezing and condensation

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Both are considered to be phase changes.

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