Explain why the conversion of water vapor to liquid water makes the air around it warmer.

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Jeff Thomas · Answer 1 · 2017-05-17T10:15:26+0000

In order to liquefy, the water vapor must release energy into its surroundings. This release of energy is to the surrounding air, which causes the air's temperature to rise.

Explain why the conversion of water vapor to liquid water makes the air around it warmer.

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