Science, asked by rishabh4214, 6 months ago

heat shows dash expansion​

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Answered by nithya3322
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Answer:

Heat shows thermal expansion

Explanation:

For higher temperature it shows the normal positive thermal expansion. The thermal expansion of liquids is usually higher than in solids because of weak intermolecular forces present in liquids.

Answered by aasiarahat07
1

Answer:

thermal expansion

Explanation:

i am not sure , but i think there is thermal expansion

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