Water is the most dense at a temperature
A) just above 0°C.
B) of 4°C.
C) of 20°C.
D) of 32°C.
E) of 37°C.

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Water reaches its maximum density at 4°C. At this temperature, it has the highest amount of weight per unit volume, which means it sinks to the bottom of containers. As the temperature decreases or increases from 4°C, the density of water decreases, and it becomes less dense, causing it to rise.

Water Is the Most Dense at a Temperature