ayy yo hol' up >Solid water = ice >Gasious water

>>8689798
>>Gasious water = vapor
no, it's steam. Vapor is just another word for gas.

>>8689810
vapor is liquid that is evenly dispersed in gas

>>8689798
these are common names from people that didn't have an understanding of chemistry. It is still called water in all three states

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>>8689798
>Does liquid water have it's own name I don't know about?
Yes. It's called spoom.

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I propose to call it weter

>>8689798
H2O(g)
H2O(s)
H2O(l)

yes
it's called liquid water

same way when we talk about iron, we mean the solid metallic phase unless we specify "molten" (or, if you're really saucy, "gaseous")

>>8689798
The cool kids all call it liquid ice.

>>8689798

I call it water condensate.

I call ice solid stream

Agua señor