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Solar energy is the driving force behind evaporation, making it strongest in tropical regions and during summer months.\"),\n            highlight_box(\n              title=\"Key Point\",\n              text=\"The sun's heat turns liquid water into gas without boiling.\",\n              icon=\"\u2600\ufe0f\",\n              accent=\"#0ea5e9\"\n            ),\n            bullet_list(\n              items=[\n                {label: \"Source\", text: \"Water from surface water bodies and soil\"},\n                {label: \"Energy\", text: \"Solar radiation provides the necessary heat\"},\n                {label: \"Result\", text: \"Water vapor enters the atmosphere\"}\n              ]\n            )\n          ]\n        },\n        {\n          id: \"condensation\",\n          label: \"Condensation\",\n          blocks: [\n            heading(text=\"Condensation\"),\n            body(text=\"As water vapor rises in the atmosphere, it encounters cooler temperatures at higher altitudes. 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