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How might you differentiate between water ice and steam?
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How might you differentiate between water ice and steam?

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Water is a liquid, ice is a solid, and steam is a gas.

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Water is in liquid form. When it freezes it turns into its solid form which is ice. When water is boiled it evaporates and turns into its gas form, steam. Hope this helps <3
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