What can ice change to become water or vapor?

Answer 1

The particles in liquid water are in some degree of motion. When heated to vapor, the particles move far apart from each other, in any direction. When cooled to ice, the particles move close together and vibrate around a fixed point

Answer 2

A physical chaqnge takes place without any changes in molecular compostiotion.

Ice is a solid form of water and melts at 0°C and changes to a liquid state. From the liquid state water can change into water vapour by boiling the water at liquid state. At a 100°C water boils and forms into a gas called steam or water vapour.

Answer 3

In any body of water the particles are moving around. Some are moving faster than others. If a particle heads towards the surface with sufficient energy, it can break free and move off into the spaces between the air molecules. The warmer it is, the more particles will have sufficient energy to do this. Energy is absorbed by the remaining liquid from the surroundings. In an open container, eventually all the water particles will escape into the air.

Answer 4

Ice can change to water through the process of melting, where heat energy is added to the ice causing the solid ice to transform into liquid water. Ice can also change to vapor through the process of sublimation, where the ice directly transitions into water vapor without melting into liquid water first.

Answer 5

the ice melts into water when heat is made my electricity which is made by buring coal. the heat touches or pushes the ice and dissolves it.

Answer 6

When heated to above 0 degrees Celsius, ice melts and becomes water. At 100 degrees the water boils and becomes water vapour otherwise known as steam.

Answer 7

sublimation.