What happen to the water when it condenses? a. it forms clouds b. it falls back to earth c. it disappears

B. it falls back to earth

Explanation:

Lets understand the mechanism of condensation first before answering the question. Water exists in all three states, solid, liquid and gas.

If we talk about condensation, it is basically a process in which water changes its physical state from gas to the liquid state, so it would not be wrong if we say that the process of condensation is just opposite to the the process of evaporation or vaporization (in which liquid is changed into vapors)

Now coming towards the question, what happens to water when it condenses:

The condensation process occurs when water is present in the air in gaseous forms (cloud forms), When this gaseous water passes through cold areas, the process of condensation occurs where water is changed into liquid form.

This liquid water falls back to the earth in the form of rain droplets, therefore option B is the best option.

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