water is a liquid . when it boils it turns into steam. when it freezes it turns into ice . using the properties in the chart above , write down that ice and steam are and why

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water is a liquid . when it boils it turns into steam. when it freezes it turns into ice . using the properties in the chart above , write down that ice and steam are and why

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Sorry I think you wrote it a little wrong at the end

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