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Why water is become ice is any changes on hydrogen or oxygen?
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No, water becoming ice does not involve any changes to hydrogen or oxygen. When water freezes, the molecules slow down and form a more rigid structure. This change in the arrangement of molecules causes water to turn into a solid (ice), but the hydrogen and oxygen atoms remain the same.
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