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| − | The solid phase of | + | The solid phase of [[water]] is called as ice. Water on freezing and compressing, transitions from liquid phase to solid phase. |
== Frequently Asked Questions == | == Frequently Asked Questions == | ||
== Why is ice less dense than water? == | == Why is ice less dense than water? == | ||
The transition to ice involves crystallization of the water molecules. The molecules are arranged in a hexagonal structure, forming a less dense solid. | The transition to ice involves crystallization of the water molecules. The molecules are arranged in a hexagonal structure, forming a less dense solid. | ||
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Explanationedit
The solid phase of water is called as ice. Water on freezing and compressing, transitions from liquid phase to solid phase.
Frequently Asked Questionsedit
Why is ice less dense than water?edit
The transition to ice involves crystallization of the water molecules. The molecules are arranged in a hexagonal structure, forming a less dense solid.