How do the unique chemical properties of water affect water’s ability to occur in three states of matter?

Water's unique properties

In the solid state, the particles of matter are usually much closer together than they are in the liquid state. So if you put a solid into its corresponding liquid, it sinks. Water's boiling point is unusually high. Other compounds similar in weight to water have a much lower boiling point.

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