@uncover.quantum: What happens at the molecular level during this process is a structured reorganization: water molecules (H20), which are freely moving and relatively disordered in the liquid state, come together in a regular pattern when they freeze. This change of state is due to the decrease in thermal energy that allows the attractions between the molecules to form a crystalline network. Each water molecule joins four others in a tetrahedral structure, causing the volume of water to expand and explaining why ice is less dense and floats. This phenomenon, which develops at the atomic scale, is fundamental to understanding not only the chemistry of water but also its importance in the environment, such as the formation of ice at the poles and its role in the aquatic ecosystems. “Science unites us” source of omniscience

chrome🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🤝✝️ :

how is water blue if the molecules are red

mamaligger :

This is fake, water is blue not red

raffayh🚩 :

imposible if the water molecules is moving that fast

️ :

how is this even allowed on tiktok

dislokasibahu🌐 :

GroganGray | FiberglassTrout :

See how they form a lattice with large spaces in between? That’s why ice floats in water. No other natural substance in the known universe behaves that way, where the solid form is less dense than the liquid form. It’s pretty incredible.

The wonder kid :

Thats immposible because water is not red

VABoy1 :

Water and ice are blue

A.B🏀 :

"Guys the teacher's coming"

joseaintloyal :

hexagon eh?

Mazhar Iqbal :

well, I appreciate, but the process is quite different. molecules don't reshuffle, they just expand and bonding angles change. for more see my animation at gt network in YouTube

• { Doors Mentioned } • 👁️🚪 :

hexagons are the bestagons

Kiwi :

How do they know where to place themselves

ralf_sparrow :

Why water is Mickey Mouse 😭✌️

maefloer :

hidden mickey😂✌️✌️

SA... :

the class when the teacher arrives

fragzzz1919 :

Damn thats cold

OrangeKidz :

Hexagons are the bestagons

DanMellooo :

"yo gng chill"

RusselwonderkidTF :

us right now

CAZ :

When my water freezes, it doesn’t make those noises

Diddy_fart_metal :

Skibidi water turning into ice at molecular level

🆒🤯🐐(❌T) :

Why tf dont the comments see that "visualization" at the fucking obvious text

Usurael :

except it's not because water doesn't crystalize symmetrically.

ElPollon999 :

H2O can only have 2 outer bonds, 1 per hydrogen.