How does Solidification occur?

Answer 1

Pure substances have their own freezing point. Water for instance has a mp of 0 degrees Celsius, and the molecules will form bonds at that temperature, creating a solid. The same applies to metals although generally metals have a significantly higher mp.

The solid is formed by inter-particular bonds forming. These bonds can be between atoms, molecules or ions, hence the word inter-particular. The form of these bonds can be due to dipole-dipole interaction either permanent or dispersed.

add Helium is the only exception, as solid Helium is not known.

Answer 2

Solidification occurs when a liquid transitions to a solid state due to a decrease in temperature, causing the atoms or molecules to slow down and form a more ordered structure. This process involves the release of heat and is characterized by the development of a fixed shape and volume. As the temperature continues to decrease, the solid will become more rigid and tightly packed.

Answer 3

Solidification is a change of phase, from liquid to solid.

Answer 4

A solid formation is a hard-figure that has a complete shape and look!!! :-)

Answer 5

A solid is matter with atom tightly packed together.

Answer 6

Solidification or freezing occurs from molecules losing kinetic energy.