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- If you are talking about the shape of the water itself that no. You could let it spill out onto the floor and it would still be the same amount that was in the glass or what ever you were containing it before.

- If you are talking about a change in state then the answer is still no. The amount of water you started with is still the same when it is a gas, solid, or a liquid.

- If you are talking about the shape of the container that you have the water in then that depends, because if you changed the volume of the container to a smaller one than you started with some of the water would spill over the edge, and you would lose some of your total water. Technically though the water is still there even though it might not be with the rest of the water.

Resuming, the volume of water remain unchanged.

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