Question

What is the physical state of water when it is at 10 degree Celsius?

Answer 1

Hint: The elements in the periodic table have different physical states and the physical state of the elements or chemicals are going to depend on the chemical nature of the elements or the molecules.

Complete answer:
- In the question it is asked what the physical state of water is when it is at 10 degree Celsius.
- We know that generally water means ${{H}_{2}}O$ is going to exist in a liquid state at room temperature.
- We know that the boiling point of water is 100 $^{o}C$ and the freezing point of the water is ${{0}^{o}}C$ .
- Means at 100 $^{o}C$ water is going to exist in vapor form due to the evaporation of the water at its boiling point 100 $^{o}C$ .
- At 0 $^{o}C$ the water is going to exist in a solid state called ice.
- Therefore, the temperature is between 1 $^{o}C$ to 99 $^{o}C$ the water is going to exist in liquid form only.
- In the question it is asked about the physical state of the water at 10 $^{o}C$.
- As per the above information we can say that the water is going to exist in liquid form at 10 degree Celsius.

Note:
Without reaching the freezing and the boiling point the chemicals are not going to change their physical state. After reaching the respective temperature the change in the physical state of the chemicals is going to start the change in its physical state.