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States of Water: Solid, Liquid, Gas

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Identify water's states: solid, liquid, gas.

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States of Water: Solid, Liquid, Gas
 

States of Water: Solid, Liquid, GasOnline version

Identify water's states: solid, liquid, gas.

by NOVA MAE
1

Steam is a solid.

2

Ice melts when heated above 0°C under standard pressure.

3

Water at 25°C is a gas.

4

Water can exist as solid, liquid, or gas at various temperatures.

5

Water at room temperature is a liquid.

6

Water at room temperature is a gas.

7

Water boils at 0°C at sea level.

8

Liquid water has no definite shape.

9

Water vapor is invisible.

10

Ice is less dense than liquid water.

11

Ice is a liquid.

12

Water freezes when cooled below 0°C.

13

Condensation forms droplets of liquid water.

14

Water at 0°C is a solid (ice).

15

Steam is water in gaseous form.

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