What is the process for turning liquids into solids?

Answer 1

To turn a liquid into a solid one must freeze it. It's that simple. Elements have a freezing point as well as compounds. For water it is 0 degrees Celsius but for another compound say bronze, it freezing point is obviously above room temperature and thus, it is a solid. Turn it into a liquid all you would have to do is make it reach its melting point. A synopsis of how this occurs is simple as well. At colder temperatures, molecules and atoms don't have much energy and become more dense. At hotter temperatures the particles will have much energy, constantly moving and rebounding off of each other. To change this you would need to expose it to either a hot or a cold temperature which would either supply or extract heat from the object.

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answ2. Helium is almost an exception, for it will only freeze at 0oK when subject to about 25 Bar (atmospheres) pressure.

Answer 2

A liquid turned into a solid when the temperatures drops to a certain point. The liquid hardens because the molecules that make up the liquid become denser, and pack tighter together. That action gives the liquid a greater density and finally it's random shape that it froze into.

Answer 3

The process of turning liquids into solids is called solidification. This typically involves cooling the liquid below its freezing point, causing the molecules to slow down and arrange themselves into a fixed, solid structure. The formation of solid can also be induced by evaporation of the solvent or chemical reaction that leads to solid formation.

Answer 4

The process where a liquid turns to a solid is called freezing or solidifying

Answer 5

You place it in a freezer and wait.

Answer 6

Decreasing the temperature freezing occur.

Answer 7

freeze it