I'm sure deposition is a change from a gas to a solid.

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Deposition is definitively the process where a gas transforms directly into a solid without passing through the liquid phase. This occurs when atoms or molecules in the gas phase adhere to a solid surface, resulting in a solid formation. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the context in which deposition occurs, as it can vary across different scientific fields such as materials science and atmospheric chemistry.

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I'm sure deposition is a change from a gas to a solid. But can someone explain in details.
 
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It's a pretty broad subject. Basically, an atom or molecule in the gas phase attaches to the solid phase. What is the context?
 

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