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Which term is used to describe the phenomenon of a material contracting on heating within certain temperature ranges?
What is the coefficient of thermal expansion of water at 3.983°C?
At what temperature does water have a maximum density?
Which material exhibits negative thermal expansion between 18 and 120 kelvin?
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What is the term used to describe the phenomenon of a material maintaining a specific temperature at its lower depths during extended periods of sub-zero weather?
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Study Notes
Thermal Expansion
- The phenomenon of a material contracting on heating within certain temperature ranges is described as negative thermal expansion.
- The coefficient of thermal expansion of water at 3.983°C is not provided in the given information.
- Water has a maximum density at 3.983°C.
- The material that exhibits negative thermal expansion between 18 and 120 kelvin is not specified in the given information.
Term for Thermal Stability
- The term used to describe the phenomenon of a material maintaining a specific temperature at its lower depths during extended periods of sub-zero weather is not provided in the given information.
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Test your knowledge on thermal expansion and contraction effects with this quiz. Explore the concept of negative thermal expansion and learn how equations of state can be used to predict thermal expansion values.
