What is the state of matter of water?

Answer 1

The state of matter of water is liquid. It can be in a state of a solid or gas.

Water can exist in all three of these states due to its surroundings, which is the reason for all three.

For instance, water that has solidified into ice is a result of it freezing at low temperatures, or lower than a liquid's room temperature.

When water is liquid, it is simply water (for example, when it is at room temperature).

Since water vapour is the gaseous phase of water, it can be obtained by boiling the water and evaporating it, leaving the water in a state of gas.

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Answer 2

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The state of matter of water at room temperature is liquid.

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