Edgenuity’s sample response for this question:
Sublimation occurs because the atoms in a solid must gain enough energy to form a gass without passing through the liquid state. Low air pressure and large amounts of energy, often in the form of heat, allow the atoms to move fast enough to overcome the attractive forces between them.
If you need an original response here’s my take!!:
Sublimation happens when a solid turns directly into a gas. For this to happen, there must be low air pressure and immense heat energy. This allows atoms to quickly move and perform sublimation.
