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Global warming has caused glaciers to melt.Identify the correct change of state of water when glaciers melt.

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Gas -> Liquid

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Liquid -> Gas

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Liquid -> Solid

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Solid -> Liquid

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Solution

The correct option is D Solid -> Liquid
Global warming has caused the glaciers to melt. During the process of melting, the solid glaciers, which are nothing but huge and massive blocks of ice melt into water.
The solid state of water is getting converted into the liquid state.

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