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When the temperature of ice cold water is increased slightly does it undergo a net expansion or net contraction?
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When the temperature of ice cold water is increased slightly dpoes it undergo a net expansion or net contraction?
Contraction for a few degrees Celsius.
Does water change into gas if atmospheric pressure is increased?
no it cannot but if the temperature is slightly increased over 6 C it will evaporate at a slow rate.
What happens when the length of the wire in the series circuit is increased?
The current at every point in the series circuit becomes slightly less, because the increased length of wire adds slightly more resistance to the loop.
Why a column of mercury in theromometer first descends slightly and then rises when placed in hot water?
It is due to expansion of glass bulb.
Does the temperature of water affect the height at which an object floats?
Technically, it does, very slightly ... not enough so that you could notice it casually without precise measurement. The reason is the fact that the density of water depends slightly on its temperature.
When the temperature of ice is increased slightly. Does it undergo a net expansion or net contraction?
Net Contraction
When the temperature of ice cold water is increased slightly dpoes it undergo a net expansion or net contraction?
Contraction for a few degrees Celsius.
Why a tightly fitting metal cap is opened by heating it slightly?
The metal cap has a high expansion coefficient when temperature rises. As it expands and the grip loosens.
Does water change into gas if atmospheric pressure is increased?
no it cannot but if the temperature is slightly increased over 6 C it will evaporate at a slow rate.
When a sealed thermos bottel ful of hot coffee is shaken then what are the changes?
as kinetic energy is directly proportional to the temperature therefore by shaking the bottle the K.E is increased its meant that there will be a slightly change in temperature occurs.
What is the Coefficient of thermal expansion of 316 stainless steel?
1.59 e-6/Deg C. and will vary slightly depending on Grades
Why do we pee when we laugh too much?
When we urinate, we lose a considerable volume of liquid away from the body. The volume of liquid (urine) shares the normal body temperature. When we lose urine, the body temperature drops slightly. The brain detects the slight drop of body temperature sending an impulse to regain normal body temperature through involuntary muscle contraction. The involuntary muscle contraction makes us 'giggle.' Muscle contraction produces heat to counter balance the lost temperature after urination.
What causes cracking noise in roofing sheets?
These sheets expand and contract continually depending on outside temperatures. They are also dependent on the wind factor as this cases slight movement as well. But in the greater degree its the expansion and contraction that makes the tiles move slightly causing the sound
Why is solid silver more dense than liquid silver?
When a solid is melted it keeps its mass. It's the VOLUME that is slightly different. The density of most solids decreases slightly as temperature increases because solids expand when heated. As the temperature of the Solid Silver increases the volume increases slightly, even before the silver melts. This is due to the increased vibration of the silver atoms.I LIKE EGGS!!! XD
Why the daimetr of rim round Tonga is made slightly smaller?
Well idiot its simple :)...its made slightly smaller because in hot season,Temperature goes very high and Iron rim round a Tonga expands...so in other words its due to thermal expansion...
Is the temperature of blood slightly lower than the body temperature?
No.
The temperature of blood is slightly lower than body temperature?
No.
