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No, in fact, just the opposite. As water cools, the atoms move more slowly and the water actually decreases in volume. (however, only very slightly, as far as every day comparisons go)

But just above freezing the density starts to lower again. If it were not for this fact, oceans and ponds would freeze from the bottom up, and would never melt, and there would be no life on earth.

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Water expands as it gets cold and turns into a solid (ice).

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Water expands when it freezes... so it gets bigger.

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