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As you observed liquid water forming into ice, some changes were observed? What TWO factors changed as water turns into ice. 1The motion of the molecules stopped 2The molecules slowed down, moved apart and kind of got stuck in one place but continued to vibrate.
3The average molecular speed of the water molecules decreased to zero.
4The average molecular speed of the water molecules increased
5The volume of the ice was greater than the volume of the liquid water
6The liquid water trapped the molecules in place

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