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A water molecule starts in hot bath water and ends up on the surface of the...
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A water molecule starts in hot bath water and ends up on the surface of the bathroom mirror. Which of the following most likely happened during the transition?
A. Some of the water molecules became vapor, then condensed back into droplets on the mirror.
B. The water from the bath evaporated and turned solid on the mirror.
C. The water in the bath solidified, then melted and evaporated before ending up on the mirror.
D. Some of the water molecules condensed on the side of the tub, then melted back into vapor to travel to the mirror.
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