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At what temperature does water take up least space?

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Answered by aliensachan51
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Answer:

30.2 degree Fahrenheit

Answered by mindfulmaisel
1

Answer:

At 3.98°C water takes up least space.

Explanation:

The density of water changes with temperature.  At 0°C water freezes and forms a rigid open lattice structure. This reduces its density and makes it float causing it to occupy a large space.

At 3.98°C however, the mass of water remains the same but its volume decreases. This decreased volume increases its density. The same mass thus occupies a smaller space making the water more compact. Hence at this point at approximately four degrees Celsius it occupies the least space.

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