•  Solar radiation 

• Rubbing

• Electricity

During this time, the energy increases. For example: when you heat ice(solid), the particles gain energy and start to vibrate faster and faster and change their state. or this case the ice will turn water (liquid).

When a liquid is heated, the particles are given more energy and start to move faster and faster as the liquid expands. For example: water(liquid) is heated which is releasing vapor(gas). as the liquid gets hotter and hotter, the particles have enough energy to escape which is the vapor being released. this way the particles of a liquid turn into particles of a solid.

Deposition usually occurs during winter months. water vapor transforms into ice without turning into a liquid. the process is known as sub freezing air.

Dry ice is a sublimation. It is a solid carbon dioxide. When you melt the dry ice, instead of melting into liquid, it melts into carbon dioxide gas. dry ice is really cold, so when handling it, you would need to wear heavy gloves.

Liquid(water) can back into solid(ice) by freezing. you can put water into the freezer or by taking it to a cold place. when doing this the molecules lose energy. you can freeze any type of liquids such as soda,juice,water,etc.

the vapor(gas) is allowed to cool down. the particles change back into liquid. Condensing mainly occurs in the atmosphere.  Condensing can happen in the atmosphere, with plants, with fog, with frost and other things.