Freezing
Imagine trying to fit a disorganized pile of clothes into a suitcase. Just like how you need to arrange each piece neatly to fit everything inside, a liquid's molecules must organize and lock into place to form a solid. In both situations, disarray must transform into structure: clothes become orderly in the suitcase, and molecules align into a fixed pattern during freezing, illustrating the transition from chaos to order.
Practice Version
Freezing: A phase transition where a liquid turns into a solid. Freezing. Freezing is the process where a liquid cools down and becomes a solid as its molecules slow down and arrange into a fixed structure.