Chemistry, asked by gking9573, 8 months ago

Ice and water are two physical states of the same substance. Are they chemically the same ?

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Answered by NikhilKumar1806

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yes they both are chemically same just the difference is of state and density

Answered by sushila33291

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Solution : When ice (solid state) is heated, it melts and changes to water (liquid state). ... This justifies that these are the states of a substance. In fact all the three states are chemically the same with the formula H2O.✌

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Ice and water are two physical states of the same substance. Are they chemically the same ?​

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Ice and water are two physical states of the same substance. Are they chemically the same ?