density - Why is ice less dense than water? - Physics Stack Exchange
density - Why is ice less dense than water? - Physics Stack Exchange
The answers to this question explain that ice is less dense than water because it has a "crystal structure", but they dont explain what exactly that is and why this happens, also I saw this answer
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