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8 A Journey through
States of Water
If it does not rain well, even the mighty ocean
will be drained.
(Thirukkural)
On a bright summer afternoon, Aavi and Thirav enjoy their
shikanji (lemonade). After looking at the ice in the lemonade,
Thirav wonders about the nature of ice and water.
No,
Ice feels hard to these are the
touch and we can same substances.
hold it in our hands,
whereas, water
cannot be held in the
same way. So, they
must be different
substances.
Aavi has a counterview to Thirav. What do you think? Why?
We can put Yes, I know when
water in the freezer water is left in
of a refrigerator the freezer, it gets
and check if it gets converted into ice but
converted probably something
into ice. gets added to the ice in
the freezer.
Do you think Thirav is right? How can you find out?
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Document Details
| Board / Org | NCERT |
| Exam | Class 6 |
| Type | Books |
| Pages | 20 |
| Language | english |
| Updated | 24 Sep 2026 |