Gases are always the least dense phase.
With solids and liquids, however, it depends on the substance.
Water, for example, has a liquid phase which is more dense than its solid phase (which is why ice cubes float).
Nitrogen, however, has a solid phase which is more dense than its liquid phase (solid nitrogen sinks in liquid nitrogen).
With solids and liquids, however, it depends on the substance.
Water, for example, has a liquid phase which is more dense than its solid phase (which is why ice cubes float).
Nitrogen, however, has a solid phase which is more dense than its liquid phase (solid nitrogen sinks in liquid nitrogen).