Experiment:
Water Anomaly, Supplement
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Experiment:
Water Anomaly, Supplement
Objective: Determine the temperature where water reaches its maximum density
When temperature is raised from 0°C to about 4°C the volume of a mass of water initially becomes smaller and only begins to expand thermally at higher temperatures. The density of water is therefore at its greatest at around 4°C.
Additionally required: Basic equipment UE2010301.
When temperature is raised from 0°C to about 4°C the volume of a mass of water initially becomes smaller and only begins to expand thermally at higher temperatures. The density of water is therefore at its greatest at around 4°C.
Additionally required: Basic equipment UE2010301.
Item No.: 8000579 [UE2010301S]
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