Question

Water decrease in a volume as we cool upto_degree Celsius

Answer 1

Answer:

Water decrease in volume as we cool up to 4-degree celsius.

Explanation:

Water, on the other hand, behaves strangely. At 4 degrees Celsius, water has the maximum volume and has the maximum density. However, when the water cools more, its volume increases, and as a result, the density of water drops when it is cooled below 4 degrees Celsius.

When water is cooled, the molecules of water slow down and become closer together. As a result, cold water is denser than water at normal temperature. Because cold water is denser than room temperature water, it sinks.