Chemistry, asked by sspgupta926, 11 months ago

Give reason
Water at room temperature in a liquid

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Answered by roman6055

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Explanation:

Water at room temperature is a liquid because it boils at 373 K and the room temperature is nearly 20∘C−25∘C. The solidification point is 0∘C It will remain in a liquid state. It does not have a definite shape but has a definite volume at room temperature. So these are properties of a liquid state.

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