Why is it said that water exists in all three states of matter?

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In a free State, water is a liquid.
When water gets freezes to 0°C, it will turn to ice, which is in solid form.
When we heat water to 100°C, it vaporizes into water vapours and it is the gaseous state of water.
Hence, it is said that water exists in all three states.

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