💧 It’s siwi_worldwaterweek 💧 Here are some intriguing, lesser known water facts that you may not have known! 💧Density Anomaly: Most substances become denser as they solidify, but water defies this norm. Ice is less dense than liquid water, which is why ice floats on water. 💧Triple Point: Water can exist simultaneously in all three states—solid, liquid, and gas—at a specific combination of temperature and pressure known as the triple point. 💧High Surface Tension: Water has a high surface tension due to the strong hydrogen bonds between its molecules. This property allows certain insects, like water striders, to "walk" on water's surface. 💧Unusual Thermal Expansion: Unlike most substances that contract when cooled, water expands as it freezes. This property is the reason icebergs can float and why frozen pipes can burst. 💧Boiling Point Elevation: Adding salt or other solutes to water raises its boiling point, which is why it takes longer to boil saltwater compared to freshwa...