How can you say different liquids have
different rates of expansion for the same rise
in temperature?
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Explanation:
Different liquids have different rates of expansion. I think we can fairly say that (most) substances expand when heating because they vibrate more, because they have more kinetic energy, so there's a pushing force between molecules. For almost the same reason, gasses expand.
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Different liquids have different rates of expansion for the same rise in temperature because all liquids have different densities and according to the density they expand.
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