water concepts
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| This happens when water is heated. | Water expands which takes up more space.
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| This happens when water is cooled | Water contracts which takes up less space.
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| This happens when an object is less dense than room temperature water. | The object floats in room temperature water.
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| This happens when an object is more dense than room temperature water. | The object sinks in room temperature water.
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| This type of water is less dense than room temperature water. | Hot water
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| This type of water if more dense than room temperature water. | Cold water
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| This happens the microsecond water freezes. | The water expands
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| A solid that is less dense than water. | Ice
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