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Diversity of Matter & Chemical Bonding Student Practice Workbook
Water can exist as individual molecules, suspended in air, in constant collision with other molecules. In this state, water is termed gas. Water also exists as a liquid where the molecules are stuck or bonded together. As the attraction between these molecules increases, water can become a solid, and the molecules establish a complex symmetrical orientation (like a snowflake!) The question is: how do molecules of water (or any substance) stick together to form liquids and solids? What are the f
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Basic Principles, Chemistry, Science
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