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Ice, as long as it stays in its frozen form, will not lose its shape or its volume. Why?
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Ice, as long as it stays in its frozen form, will not lose its shape or its volume. Why?

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It freezes it self in the solid state

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solid form

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it will not loose shape because it is in solid form

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