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The state of matter in which water is densest---Liquid water.

The state of matter in which water molecules are most energetic---Water vapour

The state of matter in which water is compressible---Water vapour

The state of matter of steam rising from a hot coffee cup---Water vapour

The state of matter in which water molecules vibrate about fixed location---Ice

The state of matter of frost on the grass---Ice

Water content in air at 40℃=47 gms

Water content in air at -10℃=2 gms

Difference in water content=(47 - 2) gms=45gms

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