why do liquids have no linear and areal expansion
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Explanation:Liquids, unlike solids have no definite shape and they take the shape of the container. Consequently, liquids have no definite length and area, so linear and areal expansions of liquids have no significance. ... For higher temperature it shows the normal positive thermal expansion.
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Due to their high kinetic energy they only show superficial and cubical expansion
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