Question

John painted the inner four walls of a box. Then he put an ice block into it such that it did not touch the walls, but he couldn't do the same when he put water in that box. Why?

Liquid takes the shape of container, so it will always touch the walls of the box in which you put it.
The molecules of water are more tightly packed than that of ice.
The force of attraction between the particles of water is more than that between the particles of Ice.
Because water is attracted towards the wooden box while ice is not.

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