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Ice, Water and Water Vapour
Age 8 · Science
Open to everyone until Thursday, November 19
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Water can be a solid, a liquid or a gas. Heating or cooling it makes it change from one to another.
In the picture
- Ice cubes: solid water that keeps its own shape
- A puddle: liquid water that spreads out and takes the shape of what holds it
- Water heated in a pan: it turns into a gas, water vapour, that rises into the air
Examples
- An ice lolly melts into a sticky puddle on a hot day.
- Wet washing on a line dries as its water turns into vapour.
Key takeaways
- Heating makes ice melt into water, and water turn into vapour.
- Cooling makes vapour turn back into water, and water freeze into ice.
Quiz: Ice, Water and Water Vapour (Age 8)
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Which kind of water keeps its own shape?
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What happens when water is heated in a pan?
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What happens to liquid water when it is cooled down a lot?
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