Is an ice cube a solid?

Answer 1

It would not be an example of an organic molecule because it is water. Water's chemical formula is H2O. For something to be an organic molecule, it must contain carbon, which water does not (only hydrogen and oxygen).

Answer 2

Iron would not be an example of an organic molecule because organic molecules contain carbon, or carbon chains, for example methane (CH4) or molecules that work in living organisms eg. amino acids. Just iron alone would be an inorganic element.

Answer 3

Yes, an ice cube is a solid because it has a definite shape and volume, and its particles are tightly packed together in a fixed arrangement.

Answer 4

Intermolecular forces hold the covalent molecules together in a molecular solid. Molecular solids have lower melting temperatures and are soft. Ice is a molecular solid.

Answer 5

Yes, an ice cube is the solid form of water.

Answer 6

Ice is the solid form of water. It forms when water reaches a temperature of less than 32 F. 32 F is called the freezing and melting point of water.

Answer 7

Yes, dry ice (solid CO2) is a crystalline solid.

Answer 8

it is liqude

Answer 9

False

Answer 10

yes