Abdulla Al RaubkhiCHEM1100Fundamentals Of Chemistry/3rd/ My courses/53/CHEM1100/3 / Topic 16 / CHEM1100 Fundamentals of Chemistry S3 Final Exam Dec.2020The change of a liquid into a solid on cooling is known as .....O A MeltingOB. CondensationonOC DepositionO D.Solidification

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rd/ My courses/53/CHEM1100/3 / Topic 16 / CHEM1100 Fundamentals of Chemistry S3 Final Exam Dec.2020
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