How does the effect of freezing differ from the effect of boiling?

Answer 1

Freezing slows down the movement of molecules and boiling increases it. Freezing changes the state of matter to a solid from a liquid and boiling changes it to a gas from a liquid.

Answer 2

Freezing is the amount of energy that is required to turn a liquid substance into a solid subtance as by slowing down the molecules. Boiling is the amount of energy required to turn a liquid substance into a gas as by speeding up the molecules.

Answer 3

Freezing makes the molecules , just stop dead and FREEEEZE!
Boiling makes the little molecules get all excited from and start boucing around the place like ZOOOOOOOOOOM like loonies.

But, of course, in your work write it a little more professionally than that :P

Answer 4

when you freeze something it becomes a solid (the molecules come closer togethor and can't move around) and when you boil something it becomes a gas (the molecules spread out and can move freely)