7. Which statement is true about particles in ice and in boiling water?

A. Particles are the same.

B. Particles are just as far apart in each state.

C. Particles are moving faster in ice than in boiling water

D. Particles are further apart in ice than in boiling water.

A. particles are the same.

Explanation:

Hello, since we are talking about the water, the molecules are quite equal.

Nonetheless, if you want to know it (because this is not in the answers), the particles move faster in the boiling water than in the ice, considering that in the boiling water there is a larger energy content, which allows the molecules to move faster (they "have" more energy). In addition, The molecules are closer in the ice because that is the only way for them to solidify (get together).

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