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What happens to water when it freezes?

its mass increases
its mass decreases
its density increases
its density decreases

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Explanation:

When an object undergoes a physical change (solid to liquid, decrease in temperature etc.), the mass of the object remains constant.

When water freezes, the water molecules vibrate closer to one another and there is less space between the molecules.

The same number of water molecules now occupy a smaller volume, therefore their density increases.

The correct answer is the 3rd option.

At the time when the water should be freezed so here the density should be decreased.

What is density?

The density refers to the mass of the unit volume with respect to the material substance.

The formula for density should be d = M/v

So here d means the density

And, m means mass

V means the volume

So it should be expressed in units with respect to the units of grams per cubic centimeter.

Hence the last option is correct.

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