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water is at 0 degrees celsius if we continue to remove energy from the water what phase changes would occur
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water is at 0 degrees celsius if we continue to remove energy from the water what phase changes would occur

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Solid/freezing

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Solid has the least energy of all of the phase changes and the more energy is lost the colder its gets then water turns into a solid called ice hope i helped!

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