An object is undergoing a phase change of condensation.  That means   A. Temperature of the object increases.   B. Temperature  first increases and then decreases.   C. Temperature of the object remains constant .   D. Temperature of the object decreases.

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  1. An object is undergoing a phase change of condensation.  That means

      A.

    Temperature of the object increases.

      B.

    Temperature  first increases and then decreases.

      C.

    Temperature of the object remains constant .

      D.

    Temperature of the object decreases.

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