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Give reasons to justify.
Water at room temperature is a liquid.

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Water at room temperature is a liquid if we consider the temperature of the room is `27^(@)C`. Water turns into solid at `0^(@)C` and into gas at `100^(@)C`. So it is obvious that water at room temparature is a liquid.
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