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Assertion: In rigid nonexpanding open vessels, water initially at 4°C rises in level both when warmed to 10°C and cooled to 1°C, with no evaporation. Reason: At ordinary pressure water has maximum density near 4°C.

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Mass is fixed. Density decreases away from its maximum near 4°C on either side, so volume increases. A rigid vessel then shows a higher level. Both true, with the stated explanation.

Subject:PhysicsTopic:Heat & ThermoSubtopic:Thermal Expansion
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