Does, like all other liquids, water expand on heating and contrac… - Vidyadip

Question

Does, like all other liquids, water expand on heating and contract on cooling?

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Answer

No, water is an exception. Water contracts on cooling till $4^\circ C$ but expands when cooled further down from $4^\circ C$ to $ 0^\circ C.$

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