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> I don't think there has to be any heat involved with collecting water molecules in the air into a larger volume of water, depending on the process used. For
by nkrisc 1y ago
> I don't think there has to be any heat involved with collecting water molecules in the air into a larger volume of water, depending on the process used.
For the water to condense, there must be heat given off, unless I’m fundamentally misremembering my high school physics class.
- tejtm 1y agostate change takes 63 calories per cubic centimeter of H2O unless I am misremembering my high school science class. at least for water solid to liquid