Usng the phase chanFor each thezgments below answer the assigned questions. Luestions will center around changein temperature, kinetic energy, particle speed, bonds breaking or forming.-Alo, make use of the following vocabulary words as they apply for each of the segments belowGAS, SOLID, LIQUID, MEILTING, VAPORIZATION, FREEZING, CONDENSATIONB-C1. Wha process is taking place during this segment?2. L chermal energy being added or removed during this segment?1. Explain why the temperatture is not chaging during this segment.s the procE6s during this segment andothermic.or expthermic?C-D5. What is thr sate of matterfor this segment?6. What is happening to the temperature?7. Explain why the temperatiure ischanging,8. L this change an endothermic or exothumie process/9. Dexribe the kinetic energy during this sepment10. Dexribe the particle speed during this gment.

1. Latent heat takes place during this segment

Answered: B-C 1. What process is taking place…

B-C 1. What process is taking place during this segment? 2. Is thermal energy being added or removed during this 3. Explain why the temperature is not changing during this segment.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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