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As room temperature is between 20-30 degree celsius & the physical state of water is liquid at 20-30 degree celsius the state of water at room temperature is liquid.
At room temperature water has a definite volume & occupies the shape of the container & it flows at room temperature.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 15y agoAnswer: When water is heated the atoms inside move very fast, making it in gas form. When water is freezed the atoms slow down, making it solid. When it is neither frozen nor heated, the atoms are moving normally, making it a liquid.
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∙ 11y agoHydrogen bonding.
The same phenomenon is also responsible for things like methanol, ethanol, and acetic acid being liquids at room temperature.
-OH substituent groups (hydroxyl or 'alcohol' groups) can align is such a way that the proton (hydrogen atom minus 2 electrons) on one group is next to the oxygen on another group and vice versa.
Because oxygen atom have electrons in lone pair orbitals and the exterior of a proton is always positive (bonding electrons reside between the proton and the oxygen and are not found near the exterior of the proton), the oxygen atom can form a partial bond to the proton on a neighboring alcohol.
Hydrogen bonding is present in many different forms in nature, and atoms other than oxygen can form hydrogen bonds via electrons in lone pair orbitals.
This weak interaction (far weaker than a true covalent bond) is responsible for many of the miracles of nature, including our oceans, and beer!
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∙ 11y agoWater molecules are polar molecules the hydrogen bonding among the molecules brings them closer to each other so water exists as a liquid at normal temperature. As temperature is increases the hydrogen bonds become broken down and water is converted into vapours. (Gaseous state).
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As room temperature is between 20-30 degree celsius & the physical state of water is liquid at 20-30 degree celsius the state of water at room temperature is liquid.
At room temperature water has a definite volume & occupies the shape of the container & it flows at room temperature.
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∙ 11y agoBetween 0Oc and 100OC. Water freezes/melts at 0OC and boils/condenses at 100OC [at atmospheric pressure]
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∙ 11y agohydrogen bonding is a very strong intermolecular attraction from one water molecule to another, until this bond is broken the water stays in liquid form.
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