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Lennon Chen
24 April, 05:09
How does evaporation make water denser?
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Chaya Jefferson
24 April, 08:28
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It doesn't. Evaporation occurs when the molecules heat up and get more energy and start to spread out. Condensed water would be more dense than evaporated.
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