What
Is Ice?
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Description:
Imagine on a
hot summer day, you enjoy sipping a cold drink with little clinking cubes
inside - that's ice! Ice is simply water that has gotten so cold it turns
solid.
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Transcription:
I Wonder! Ice
is formed when water freezes, which happens at 32¡Æ F or 0¡Æ Celsius.
When the
temperature drops below this point, the water molecules slow down and start to
stick together, forming a solid structure known as ice.
The unique
arrangement of water molecules in ice makes it less dense than liquid water,
which is why ice floats on water.
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Questions:
1. At what
temperature does water typically freeze?
2. What happens
to water molecules when the temperature drops below freezing point?
3. Why does ice
float on water?