Science, asked by shsh20752gmailcom, 1 year ago

when freezing ,water increases its volume by 1/11 . by what part of its
volume will ice decrease when it melts and turns back into water ??? please thank you .....

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Answered by bharatDadhich
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As water increases its volume by (1/11) on freezing.Hence, for unit quantity of water the volume of ice would be (12/11) units. Hence on melting ice would lose its volume by (1/11). So for (12/11) units of ice shrinks by (1/11) on melting=> the volume decreases by (1/11)/(12/11)=(1/12).So it shrinks by (1/12)th part.
Answered by raniaparna1824
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Answer:

As water increases its volume by (1/11) on freezing.Hence, for unit quantity of water the volume of ice would be (12/11) units. Hence on melting ice would lose its volume by (1/11). So for (12/11) units of ice shrinks by (1/11) on melting=> the volume decreases by (1/11)/(12/11)=(1/12).So it shrinks by (1/12)th part.

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