What would happen if solid water were denser than liquid water?

A. Plants would wilt.

B. Solid water would float on the surface of bodies of water.

C. Bodies of water would freeze from the bottom up.

D. Water would escape from the atmosphere.

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20 March, 21:13

What would happen if solid water were denser than liquid water?

A. Plants would wilt.

B. Solid water would float on the surface of bodies of water.

C. Bodies of water would freeze from the bottom up.

D. Water would escape from the atmosphere.

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Randy Lester · Answer 1

Answer - C. Bodies of water would freeze from the bottom up.

Reason - Since solid water aka ICE is denser than liquid ... Then we can kiss our penguins good buy cause the whole Earth will be submerge of water since the Arctic is made of ice and if it sank boom there goes for the planet and so as Antarctica.

What would happen if solid water were denser than liquid water?A. Plants would wilt.B. Solid water would float on the surface of bodies of water.C. Bodies of water would freeze from the bottom up.D. Water would escape from the atmosphere.

What would happen if solid water were denser than liquid water?

A. Plants would wilt.

B. Solid water would float on the surface of bodies of water.

C. Bodies of water would freeze from the bottom up.

D. Water would escape from the atmosphere.