Freezing Point

Real World Example

Imagine trying to fit too many clothes into a suitcase, and at a certain point, you can't squeeze in another sock. Just like the suitcase reaches a maximum capacity and can't hold more, a liquid cools down to the freezing point where its molecules can't stay in a fluid state and must organize into a solid structure. Just as the suitcase transitions from accommodating clothes to being full, the freezing point is the transition temperature where a liquid's molecules become orderly and fixed, similar to how your clothes become tightly packed in the suitcase.