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The precise volume of water in a beaker depends on the temperature of the water. Rank from greatest to least the volume of water at these temperatures: (a) 0°C, (b) 4°C, and (c) 10°C. @Abhisar
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Least will be at 4°C
Highest will be at 10°C
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how did you figure that out?
Water has a special property ! Volume of other substances increase with an increase with temperature and decrease with a decrease in temperature
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But with water, it decreases upto 4°C and then start increasing
i understand now
Due to this the density of ice (0°C) is smaller than liquid water (density=mass/volume). Due to this ice floats on water.
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indeed
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