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Ice (the solid phase of water) has a lower density than water because:

Ice (the solid phase of water) has a lower density than water because:
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Ice (the solid phase of water) has a lower density than water because:

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Everything is condensed.
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Extra hydrogen bonds occur when water freezes and increases the space between molecules. In addition, it causes a decreasing density overall.

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