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I NEED HELP PLEASE FAST, BRAINLIEST! :) What's unique about the freezing of water?

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Gnom [1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Instead of contracting and sinking, ice expands and floats. Ice on top of a pond or lake help protect water plants and fish during very cold weather. They live securely beneath the ice until melts in warmer weather

Explanation:

it helps the plants survive and preserves life

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