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What are some properties of an ice cube that tell you it is a solid? Write at least one property, and explain how it relates to an ice cube.
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What are some properties of an ice cube that tell you it is a solid? Write at least one property, and explain

how it relates to an ice cube.

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Well ice cubes are normally liquids but it is frozen water making it a solid. Since they are made of water particles, they wouldn't normally be a solid, but the particles are packed close enough together to make it one. Hope this helps! :D

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