Physics, asked by ghanshyammalpani6, 8 days ago

How does the density of water change


(ii) when it is heated from 10⁰C to 40⁰C.​

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Answered by EnchantedRahuL
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  • On heating from 0oC, the density of water increases up to 4oC and then decreases beyoud 4oC.

  • When we heat water from 0∘C, we know that on heating, the volume of water decreases as the density of water decreases. But we can see this effect of decreasing volume and increasing density, till 4∘C, and the reason is because of the density of ice is maximum at 4∘C.

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Answered by narendrabhaskar13579
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Answer:

water expand as the temperature. so density decreases

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