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What state of matter is water at 80 degrees celsius?
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What state of matter is water at 80 degrees celsius?

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Liquid

Step-by-step explanation:

Because water becomes a solid (freezes) at 0°C and becomes a gas (evaporates) at 100°C, it is liquid at any temperature in between.

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I’m pretty sure it’s liquid
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