What is the physical state of water at 25°C?

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It will be liquid because physical state means changes or transitions between solid to liquid or liquid to gas and like that. Only at 0 ºC the liquid starts freezing which is called as freezing point of liquid.. above 0 it will always be liquid till it reaches 100ºC when watee starts to boil...
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It will be liquid because physical state means changes or transitions between solid to liquid or liquid to gas and like that. Only at 0ºC the liquid starts freezing which is called as freezing point of liquid.. above 0 it will always be liquid till it reaches 100ºC when watee starts to boil and changes to steam called as boiling point of liquid. read less
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