Binogi's video: Which are the states of matter for water

Water can exist in 3 states: liquid as water, solid as ice and as a gas in the air. These three states are called aggregate states. Each substance can assume all three physical states. Substances can change the state of matter. These processes then have special names. You are probably familiar with some of them, such as melting or boiling. There are, however, two special processes: It can happen that water becomes gaseous directly from the ice. This can be observed, for example, when frozen puddles disappear in winter. This process is called sublimation. When gaseous water freezes directly, one speaks of resublimation. That happens e.g. when hoarfrost forms on meadows in winter or car windows freeze. Download the app and do the quiz. Checkout http://binogi.app for more info.