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    If Water at 20°C Slightly Increases in Temperature,the Water
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If Water at 20°C Slightly Increases in Temperature,the Water

Question 95

Question 95

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If water at 20°C slightly increases in temperature,the water


A) expands.
B) contracts.
C) remains the same.

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