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Class 3 · English Medium · Pearson Edexcel · General science

Earth, weather and water

Explore earth, weather and water with an example and your own answers.

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Water evaporates from liquid to water vapour. Cooling vapour can condense into droplets. These changes are part of the water cycle.

Worked example

Water in a puddle may slowly evaporate. Tiny droplets can form when moist air meets a cold surface.

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evaporation

Evaporation changes liquid water into vapour.

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condensation

Cooling water vapour can form droplets.

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precipitation

Precipitation falls from clouds.

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Apply the idea in a new situation and explain your method. Open writing needs a guardian or teacher to review it.

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evaporation

Some liquid water changes into water vapour.

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condensation

Water vapour can become liquid water.

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Water vapour in the surrounding air can condense on the cold outer surface.

Connect surrounding moist air with the cold surface.

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