Look at this picture showing water in three different states. Notice the boxes above each picture showing how the water particles are arranged in each state. In which form is water the least dense? Three images show water in different states. The first image is of an ice cube. The ice cube is labeled solid. Above the ice cube is an array of water particles. The array is three rows and four columns with small spaces in between. The second image is of a glass of water. The water is labeled liquid. Above the glass of water is an array of water particles. The array is four rows and five columns with no spaces in between. The last image is of a tea pot with steam coming out of the spout. The steam is labeled gas. Above the tea pot are four water particles spaced far apart and not lined up in an array.
A. solid
B. liquid
C. gas
D. All forms have the same density.