Question

What is the state of matter of a ice cube?

Answer 1

Ice is a solid.

Explanation:

Water at room temperature is in liquid state.

When the water gets heated up, the particles of water also heats up, causing it to expand. Thus water becomes water vapour, a gas.

When you freeze the water, the particles' motion slows down. The attraction within the molecules cause the particles to attract to each other, forming a solid bond. This continues throughout the matter and forms a solid.

P.S. Ice is only used for the solid state of water.

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