Which is more denser, water or ice
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Water. Mark mine as brainliest
Satwika4:
heya! A bit more explantion: Most liquids are more dense than their frozen versions, but water is a rare and important exception. Water molecules like to arrange themselves in a very specific position as they cool down, and because of this, the molecules are highly ordered and spread out. This means that all of the molecules that fit in a water bottle will expand and take up more space as they freeze.
Because of this, lakes and oceans do not freeze solid in the winter, allowing fish and sea creatures to survive. Instead, low density blocks of ice float to the surface as they form, leaving the "heavy" liquid water at the bottom. Without this, life on Earth would not be possible.
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the right answer is water.
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