An ice melted into a liquid will take up
- less space.
- same space.
- more space.
Explanation from PART66Online
Water is unusual in that ice is less dense than liquid water, because the open crystal structure of ice expands its volume. When ice melts, that structure collapses and the resulting water takes up less space.
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rizkaramat asked · 15 Apr 2012
PL SOMEBODY HELP OUT
Community Comments (2)
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PART66Online
16 Apr 2012
When a solid melts, its volume decreases - and then begins to increase again as the temperature of the liquid rises.
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61478939
8 Jun 2012
Because the density of ice is less than water but the mass is the same.In winter,you can see some ice is floating on water.I hope this can help you
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