Sublimation is the process where ice (solid water) directly transitions into water vapor (gas) without first becoming liquid. This occurs when ice absorbs enough energy to bypass the liquid phase.
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Sublimation refers to the direct transition of solid ice into water vapor without passing through the liquid phase. This occurs when ice absorbs sufficient heat energy, causing the molecules to break free from the solid structure and enter the gas phase. Sublimation is common in dry, cold environments where ice can evaporate directly into vapor, bypassing the liquid state, and is a key process in the sublimation of snow and dry ice.
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