what must happen for water to become a solid?

Answer 1

the liquid must get cold enough to reach its freezing point:
in water's case, 0 degrees celcius.

The atoms then become close together, and have less freedom to move--
this makes them unable to flow like a liquid and have to stay in one position, therefore: ITS STURDY!!

if its a krystaline solid, it is harder to break because the atoms are arranged in a regular pattern. Its an extremely strong bond between them and it is hard to break or rearrange therefore they break.

if its an amourphous solid it is probably malleable and/or ductile because the atoms are pretty much just really close together, but not in any regular pattern- they can move out of the pattern and there for change shape when force is applied.

HOPE THAT HELPEd!!--- wasnt sure exactly what u were lookin for!!! the scientific blabla smarty pants - know it all- all detailed- and ridiculous sounding oneL or the Duh! make it cold! version.....
maybe this is what u wanted!!

Answer 2

The temprature interior the ambience around the water pattern could drop under 0*c (levels Celsius). At this temprature, organic water will freeze and alter right into a solid. The temprature might could drop even further, via an unspecifiable volume, based on the quantity of impurities interior the water.

Answer 3

The same way we make ice cubes. It's called freezing by taking the temp pf the water down to 32 degrees F or lower will speed up the process.

Answer 4

Freezing it always work, for water putting it in a normal freezer for about 2 hours or so should do the trick!!

Answer 5

the temp must drop below 32 deg for it to become a solid

Answer 6

32 degrees Fahrenheit

Answer 7

Freezing is one way, but if you're looking for something more creative, you could mix it with a little concrete.

Answer 8

hello! its called ice u frezze the water

Answer 9

I put it on my watch list. Put it under pressure works as well? Never heard of it...

Answer 10

freeze it or put it under pressure