Question

Q5 Why the walls of the
bottles get deformed when
hot water is put into it? *​

Answer 1

Answer:

Sufficiently hot water will shrink a plastic bottle, because the bottles are a thermoplastic. When heated to a certain point, the plastic becomes more plastic, and will deform. This can be seen as shrinking. Also, it's chemical makeup is that of a complex polymer, so it's likely folding onto itself when heated as well.

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Answer 2

Answer:

the walls of the water get deformed because tempareture of water inside the bottle and out environment tempareture does not matches hence the walls deform

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