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    This document discusses the states of water and the processes by which it changes states. It introduces kinetic theory and notes that water freezes at 0°C, its freezing point. Figures are included that likely illustrate water in its solid, liquid, and gas forms during physical changes of state.

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    This document discusses the states of water and the processes by which it changes states. It introduces kinetic theory and notes that water freezes at 0°C, its freezing point. Figures are included that likely illustrate water in its solid, liquid, and gas forms during physical changes of state.

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    FORM 2 WATER N SOLUTION Science

    1. It shows the changes of states of


    water through physical 5.
    processes.
    2. Kinetic Theory states that:-

    6.

    3.

    Figure 2

    4. The temperature at which water


    freezes into ice is known as the
    freezing point of water. The
    freezing point of water is 0oC.
    Observation:

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