Order the processes as they occur during the distillation of pure water from salty sea water.

1. Collection of Salty Sea Water: The first step is to collect the salty sea water that you want to distill.

2. Heating: The collected sea water is then heated. This is usually done in a distillation flask. The heat causes the water to evaporate, leaving the salt and other impurities behind.

3. Evaporation: As the sea water heats up, it turns into steam. This process is called evaporation. The steam rises, leaving the salt and other impurities behind in the distillation flask.

4. Condensation: The steam is then cooled down in a condenser. This causes it to turn back into liquid water. This process is called condensation.

5. Collection of Distilled Water: The condensed water, which is now pure, is collected in a separate container. This is the distilled water.

6. Disposal of Residue: The salt and other impurities that were left behind in the distillation flask are then disposed of.

So, the order of processes during the distillation of pure water from salty sea water is: Collection of Salty Sea Water -> Heating -> Evaporation -> Condensation -> Collection of Distilled Water -> Disposal of Residue.