Are these two sentences correct?
1. The gas rises up.

2. The water starts to come out as a gas.

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Are these two sentences correct? 
1. The gas rises up.

2. The water starts to come out as a gas.

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Water vapor emerges (from what it comes out of) and then rises.

Water is a liquid, not a gas.

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1. The gas rises/ goes up.
2. Water starts to evaporate/ is about to turn into gas.

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They’re not wrong, but sound more natural like this :
1.  The gas rises  [no preposition]
2.  The water starts to come out as gas  [no article]   It could be better to say ‘escape’ for ‘come out’  if you are referring to a valve on a pressure vessel, or even emission from the ground.

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However，you should  firstly write the second sentence  and then write the first sentence, that will be better for the sentences' order.

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The second sentence is wrong.｀gas’ means ｀ranqi’.

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