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What do water molecules do when water is a solid? -They grow bigger and stick together. -They lose a hydrogen atom. -They line up and hardly move. -They join with air molecules.
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What do water molecules do when water is a solid?

-They grow bigger and stick together.
-They lose a hydrogen atom.
-They line up and hardly move.
-They join with air molecules.

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Answer: they grow bigger and stick together

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