alleryStart learning →During condensation of a pure vapour, its particles generally become?
AGrouped more closely together
BSpread farther apart on average
CFixed in a solid crystal lattice
DConverted to a different substance
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Grouped more closely together
Condensation brings the widely separated vapour particles into the more closely associated liquid state.
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