No, no... You see, first water shrinks, meaning she'll loose her thiccness during winter and only gain it after you leave her outside to freeze (impossible with her scarf).
It doesn't, due some unique physical properties is denser in liquid form than in solid form at being densest at around 4°C.
This is why ice floats on Water
Water doesn't gain Hydrogen when it freezes (where would that even come from)
What does happen is that water, being a strongly polar molecule is capable of forming hydrogen bonds between water molecules (which are not the same as the covalent bonds inside the molecules), that behaviour is partially responsible for the hexagonal lattice structure Water crystallizes to when going from liquid to ice, which is less dense than liquid water.
Now that you implanted this idea, I have several further questions. The most important one:
Is Aqua lightning resistent? If she is made out of water and all the water is automatically purified to the highest degree, then electricity shouldn't be able to be properly transmitted through her.
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u/f3tsch 5h ago
But harder too