Why does ice have a high melting point compared to the solid state of other liquids?

Answer 1

Because it needs to be brought up to the temp of homiostasus for water before it can be heated from that state into a vapor, and you need to extract the engery that was needed to freeze the water also.

Answer 2

in solid the attraction between molecules is high,

when we heat the kinetic energy of molecules increases.

only when molecules become more movable it occurs melting and boiling so it have have higher melting and boiling point

Answer 3

The melting or freezing points are different for different substances. At room temperature your pencil and desk are solid, which means that they are frozen. However, water is a liquid at room temperature and is not solid (frozen) until it's temperature reaches 0 degrees Celsius.

Answer 4

Ice has a high melting point compared to the solid state of other liquids because of the strong hydrogen bonds between water molecules in the solid lattice structure. These hydrogen bonds require a significant amount of energy to break, which results in a higher melting point for ice.