Question

Why ice and water are not considered allotropes of water

Answer 1

Explanation:

Allotropes are modified forms of the same element with different structures. Allotropes of any element vary in their physical structural properties. ... Hence, water cannot have allotropes as water is a compound and has different physical forms (ice, vapor, liquid) rather than chemical forms.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Your required answer :

• Allotropes have different modification of an element.
• And in water and ice the chemical bonding remains unchanged.
• Thus ,ice and water are not considered allotropes pf water.