Ice Liquid water Water vapor Increased freedom with respect to translation Molecules spread out, essentially independent of one another Rigid, crystalline structure Motion restricted to vibration only Free to vibrate and rotate Complete freedom for translation, vibration, and rotation Smallest number of microstates Larger number of microstates Largest number of microstates

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