Like the other guy said, it just depends on the substance’s properties, there is also water as a gas, water vapor, and water as a solid, ice, it’s just that at the temperatures we’re usually in it’s a liquid, same thing with its components, liquid and solid hydrogen and oxigen, thing is you won’t see those unless you’re at extreme temperatures.
Once these two elements form a water molecule their properties change and now they have different boiling and freezing points, and it just happens that at our usual temperatures water is liquid.
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