What liquids that can be liquids gas or solid?

Answer 1

Water in chemistry is H2O. It can be all three states of matter. In its solid form, it is ice. In its liquid form, it is what we traditionally call water. In its gaseous form, it is water vapor (sometimes referred to as steam).

It can be all three. Water as we know it is a liquid. when it gets frozen, it turns into ice- a solid. When water heats up, it evaporates and becomes a gas- water vapour

At at atmospheric pressure andnd temperatures above 0oC (32oF) it is a liquid, below this temperature (at freezing point) its solid, at both these temperatures it can exist simultaneously with the solid or liquid as a gas. Above 100oC (212oF) and atmospheric pressure water "boils" and exists only as a gas. Interestingly at the "triple point" water can exist simultaneously as a solid liquid and a gas. This combination occurs at exactly 273.16 K (0.01 °C) and a partial vapour pressure of 611.73 pascals.

Answer 2

Some examples of liquids that can exist as gas or solid under certain conditions are water (H2O), ammonia (NH3), carbon dioxide (CO2), and sulfur dioxide (SO2). These substances can undergo changes in temperature and pressure that cause them to transition between states of matter.

Answer 3

All liquids can also be solids and gases including Helium in special conditions. However, there are two liquid elements Bromine and Mercury. These also can be solid liquid and gaseous.

Answer 4

nothing can be a liquid besides water... change the word liquid to aqueous form and see if you get an answer...

Answer 5

yes because:

ice is solid

steam is gas

water itself is liquid

Answer 6

The only thing which exists as solid, liquid and gas in daily life is H2O