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1 Heating/Cooling Curve Melting (ice & water) ALL ice ALL Water Vaporizing (water & vapor) ALL Vapor

2 Comparing Heating and Cooling What do you notice about TEMPERATURE on these two curves? CoolingHeating

3 Comparing Heating and Cooling Melting Point = Freezing Point Boiling Point = Condensation temp. CoolingHeating Melting Point is 0 degrees C Freezing Point 0 degrees C Melting Point is 100 degrees C Vaporization takes place at 100 degrees C (boiling point) Condensation takes place at 100 degrees C

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