A substance starting as a solid is heated. It first changes state to a liquid, and then with continued heating, it becomes a gas.
The gas is then cooled and changes back into a liquid.
What is the correct order of changes of state for this substance during these processes?
melting→vaporisation→condensation\text{melting} \to \text{vaporisation} \to \text{condensation}melting→vaporisation→condensation
melting→condensation→vaporisation\text{melting} \to \text{condensation} \to \text{vaporisation}melting→condensation→vaporisation
freezing→vaporisation→condensation\text{freezing} \to \text{vaporisation} \to \text{condensation}freezing→vaporisation→condensation
melting→sublimation→condensation\text{melting} \to \text{sublimation} \to \text{condensation}melting→sublimation→condensation
313 exam-style questions on CIE IGCSE Physics 2.2.3a Melting, boiling, condensation and solidification. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.