Question

what do water vapor, liquid water, and ice have in common? the same crystal lattice structure the same amount of energy the same physical properties the same chemical properties 5 multiple choice 1 point whats the easiest way to add energy to matter? heating it cooling it decreasing pressure decreasing temperature

Explanation:

Water vapor, liquid water, and ice are different states of water. They are all composed of H₂O molecules, so they have the same chemical properties. Heating is the easiest way to add energy to matter as it increases the kinetic energy of particles. Cooling and decreasing temperature remove energy, and decreasing pressure doesn't directly add energy in the same straightforward way as heating.

Answer:

1. D. The same chemical properties
2. A. Heating it