The water which was originally in a liquid stage, turns into a solid when it freezes. The particles in the water come closer together, therefore, the water contracts. This is not true. Most liquids do this when they freeze but water expaneds.
Water vapor will begin to condense into liquid water on solid objects (of any size, from bits of dust and salt, to your car).
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As particle size in increases, capillarity decreases
Yes snow is just small particles of ice to put it simply. If you shredded and grinded ice until it the pieces were the size of snowflakes, you'd get something like snow
Fog or clouds. when they collide they grow in size and becomes rain.
it expands
Water vapor will begin to condense into liquid water on solid objects (of any size, from bits of dust and salt, to your car).
By lowering the temperature it becomes more of a solid. Not really -- it's the minute bubbles of air entrapped in it that makes it stiffen and behave like a solid. In that way, it's like any other foam; although the buble size may vary greatly.
it becomes three times larger
The confidence interval becomes smaller.
it becomes black(change in color), change in size
Dry ice decreases in size, because it is sublimating. This means it is turning from a solid in to a gas. Where as regular ice melts in to a puddle of liquid water, dry ice evaporates in to CO2 gas.
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It surely enlarges in size and becomes squishy,
it will stay the same size
Carrot cells in salt water shrink in size
Heat makes most things expand. Or in other words, heat makes matters less dense.(With the very known and remarkable exception of water, ice which will decrease in size when it becomes water and becomes more dense until it reaches 4 degrees Celsius, from which point on it will expand again.)Heat can make matters change state.Ice (solid) into water (liquid), water (liquid) into steam (gas).