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Density of water varies with teperature. What are its consequences? ​

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Answered by Badboyalviyan
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When cooled from room temperatureliquid water becomes dense but at 4 degree Celsius pure water reaches itsmaximum density. As it is cooled it expands to become less dense. The solid ice is denser than the liquid phase so it sinks in the water.

Answered by spandanscbuzz
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The density of water is approx. one gram per cubic centimeter. It is dependent on its temperature but the relation is not linear. When  cooled from room temperature liquid water becomes dense but at 4 degree Celsius pure water reaches its maximum density. As it is cooled it expands to become less dense. The solid ice is denser than the liquid phase so it sinks in the water.

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