Real-world examples of water process by Lee Siu kee https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q To show some examples of melting, freezing, boiling, evaporation or condensation en-us 2022-04-19 12:37:54 UTC 2025-03-22 01:54:54 UTC hello@padlet.com Instructions for students of 5AM lee_siu_kee1 https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2148514452 1) Think of an example in real-life which displays one of the five water processes, as listed below:
(a) melting,
(b) freezing,
(c) boiling,
(d) evaporation, or
(e) condensation.

2) Find your group on the right and click on the "+" icon (which will be below the latest post). Write down the real-life example and explain which process it is (out of the five). In your explanation, include the following 3 points:
(a) How did the state of water change (e.g. water droplets became water vapour)
(b) Did the water lose or gain heat, and to what? (e.g. water vapour loses heat to the surrounding)
(c) What process is it?
You may refer to the example (wet tissue) below.

3) Write your name in the title!

4) Submit by 23 Apr, Saturday. Mr Lee will select the best 3 entries to display on 25 Apr, Monday and they will win 10 points for the team!]]> 2022-04-19 12:45:33 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2148514452 Mr Lee lee_siu_kee1 https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2148520509 (This is an example post).

The real-life example is wet tissue, which displays the process of evaporation.

After a wet tissue is taken out of its packet, the water (or alcohol) in the tissue will gain heat from the surrounding and evaporate into water vapour (or gaseous alcohol), leaving the tissue to be very dry. 

Also, when wiped on the skin, the water gain heat from the skin and evaporate into water vapour, leaving a cool sensation on the skin.]]> 2022-04-19 12:50:00 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2148520509 Reminder on the five processes lee_siu_kee1 https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2149862992 Melting - ice gains heat and melt into water
Boiling - water gains heat and boils into steam
Evaporation - water gains heat and evaporates into water vapour
Freezing - water loses heat and freeze into ice
Condensation - water vapour loses heat and condense into water droplets]]> 2022-04-20 06:42:25 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2149862992 Nyeoh Hui Ying https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2149920453 The real life example is a nail polish remover which display the process of evaporation.โ˜•

The acetone present in the nail polish remover gains the heat of our nails and evaporates into gaseous alcohol.๐Ÿ˜]]> 2022-04-20 07:28:26 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2149920453 kaushi https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2150091417 the real life example is a water air purifier it turns water to air with no heat๐Ÿ˜Ž]]> 2022-04-20 10:07:14 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2150091417 Yan Qing https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2151843317 The real life example is drying clothes.
When clothes are kept to dry, the clothes become warm, and it increase in temperature, so it will evaporate.

]]> 2022-04-21 10:42:53 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2151843317 Yan Qing https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2151844167 Hui Ying, I never learn what is acetone... What is it?]]> 2022-04-21 10:43:37 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2151844167 Andre https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2151968322 The real life example is a freezing
cold snow.

when winter stops, the sun will
gain heat and The air temperature rises and falls due to a combination of wind, sunshine and cloud cover. As the sun emerges in the morning it's energy warms.]]> 2022-04-21 12:41:26 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2151968322 From Muhammad Akid Muzaffar,a member of the red group:An example of condensation is when a room from one side of the window is cold the other side will be wet https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2152047832


]]> 2022-04-21 13:32:02 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2152047832 we yang https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2153477604 The real life example is 
1. Drying Clothes under The Sun


One of the most common real-life examples of evaporation is drying of clothes under the sun. When the wet clothes are put under the sun, they get heated up resulting in the evaporation of water particles present in wet clothes;  making the clothes dry.

2. Ironing of Clothes


The hot iron evaporates the water vapors present in the fabric of clothes, which 

]]> 2022-04-22 11:50:25 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2153477604 RuiXin. 5AM https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2154429982 A real life example is water boiling.    

When you boil water,the water will gain heat and will turn into water droplets that is called evaporation.Bubbles will appear and turn into water vapour.๐Ÿ˜Š]]> 2022-04-23 08:02:32 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2154429982 Tanish https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2155082008 The real life example is wet floors.
How does the wet floor dries up? Where does the water go away? The answer is that the water is evaporated because of the heat and making the floor completely dry.

]]> 2022-04-24 07:17:53 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2155082008 https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2155286349 When a liquid eg:water loses heat and reaches below or at 0 degrees celcius.The liquid will turn into a solid.The process of how a liquid turns into a solid in short form would be all the molecules in the liquid stick together to form a solid but after it forms a solid.The molecules would be still moving but we canโ€™t see it but when the solid liquid gains heat or reaches 0 degrees celcius which is the melting point, the solid will then turn back into a liquid form at 0 degrees celcius, anymore than 0 degrees celcius then the water would start heating up but someone else has already explained it so I wonโ€™t talk about it much so this is the end of my explanation of how a liquid turns into ice so bye!๐Ÿ˜ ]]> 2022-04-24 14:00:33 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2155286349 Ifni Syifaa ifni_syifaa_muhamad_riduan https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2156110521 ice melt because it gain heat from the water in a cup that i drink.]]> 2022-04-25 07:54:45 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2156110521 jia xin https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2156140572 The real-life example is chocolate, which displays the process of melting.
Solid to Liquid.
The chocolate gains heat to the surroundings.
Melting]]> 2022-04-25 08:20:34 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2156140572 Wan Ting https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2158166700 When the air can't "hold" all the moisture, then it condenses as dew. Leaves get wet when water-laden air cools at night and falls to dew point temperatures]]> 2022-04-26 09:00:36 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2158166700 Khor Xin Yi https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2158452239 The real life example is a water spillage which display the process of evaporation

The water will evaporate into water vapour]]> 2022-04-26 12:54:40 UTC https://padlet.com/lee_siu_kee1/gpx4ysminlq3fn3q/wish/2158452239