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What changes will the volume of water show if the temperature is lowered from 9°C to 3°C:
The volume will not change.
The volume will first increase than decrease.
The volume will first decrease than increase.
Water will freze.
The viscosity of liquids is affected by temperature. For example, trying to pump certain slurries using more energy can cause the apparent viscosity to increase. This in turn causes the slurry to exhibit more resistance and can actually reduce the flowrate—even though more energy is used. While liquid density generally decreases with increasing temperature, this is not always the case.
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