A sample of water has a temperature of 20.0 °C. Use the following values from Chempendix...
- A sample of water has a temperature of 20.0 °C. Use the following values from Chempendix of the exact density of the water sample
Density (20.0) = 0.9982063 g/mL
Density (70.0) = 0.97776 g/mL
What happens to the density when you heat the water sample to a temperature of 70.0 °C?
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The relation between density and temperature of water samples
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