Question

ice is solid at zero degree celsius while water is liquid at room temperature

Answer 1

Because Ice has not got enough heat energy to break the bonds and overcome the intermolecular force so as to form liquid.

whereas

Enough energy has not been released by water to form bonds and increase intermolecular force so as to form solid.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

• Due to strong intermolecular interactions, ice has a defined volume and a defined shape at 0°C, making it solid.
• Due to strong intermolecular interactions, ice has a defined volume and a defined shape at 0°C, making it solid. Because of the weak intermolecular forces of attraction, water has a fixed volume and no fixed form at room temperature.
• Ice is the solid state of water, which can also exist in other states. A substance's physical attributes are its qualities. They remain unchanged.
• Physical characteristics include hue, odour, melting and freezing point, and density.
• Physical characteristics include hue, odour, melting and freezing point, and density.At room temperature, water is a colourless, flavourless, and odourless liquid.
• Although it is a poor conductor of electricity, it is a strong conductor of heat.
• It works great as a solvent. Because of the hydrogen bonds that hold the molecules of water together, water is a liquid at ambient temperature.

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