Solid Ice

Definition

Solid ice refers to the frozen state of water, formed when liquid water is cooled below its freezing point (0°C) at standard atmospheric pressure.

Related terms

Melting Point:

The temperature at which a substance transitions from its solid state to its liquid state under normal atmospheric pressure.

Crystal Structure: The arrangement or pattern in which particles (atoms, ions, or molecules) are organized within a solid substance like ice.

Phase Change:

The transition between different states (solid, liquid, gas) that occurs due to changes in temperature or pressure.