Physics, asked by diptangshu7, 3 months ago

why does water have a maximim density while other liquids don't ( In brief)

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Answered by evangeline67

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normally liquid becomes incresingly dense as they are cooled down, but water reaches the maximum density about 4 degree at room temperature as ice it has a tetrahedral arragment of molecules which mrans every water molecule is bounded to four other in pyramid shape

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