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Everything is made of matter. Learn about how matter can physically change from a solid to a gas, in a process called

Some substances when heated go straight from a solid state to a vapourous state, entirely skipping the liquid phase. This is called ...

At room temperature, elemental iodine is a black-bluish solid. When heated, solid iodine sublimates and enters the gas phase.

Meteorologist Britta Merwin explains how you can take dry ice from the solid phase, to the gas phase and skipping the liquid ...

See how carbon dioxide turns straight from a solid into a gas! From the Peter Wothers lecture - It's a Gas.

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