A biologist notes that aquatic life survives in frozen lakes. Which form of water occupies more volume than the liquid state due to hydrogen bonding?
Q1. A biologist notes that aquatic life survives in frozen lakes. Which form of water occupies more volume than the liquid state due to hydrogen bonding?
Answer: Ice
Explanation: Ice has a lower density than water due to an open cage-like structure formed by hydrogen bonds; Liquid water is tempting but is denser.