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    4. what is the name for the process in which a solid matter goes directly to a gaseous state?
    what is the name for the process in which a solid matter goes directly to a gaseous state?

    comet's nucleus

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      DIGESTION: Any food going into my body lately, shew if you were a fly on the wall in my house you would probably drop straight to the ground from all the farting. I need to start making smaller pots of chili, lol.

      14 years ago. Rating: 3
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        lewboy

        You cannot beat an answer with full description.
        commented 14 years ago
        leeroy

        LOL, thanks lewboy.
        commented 14 years ago

        sublimation

        14 years ago. Rating: 0
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