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The water droplets that formed on the outside of the cup came from water vapor in the air condensing. When water vapor touches a cooler surface, it changes from a gas to a liquid through the process of condensation. The ice water made the cup cool enough for the water vapor in the air to condense onto its surface. Similarly, frost forms when water vapor in the air condenses onto a surface that is below the freezing point of water and freezes solid.
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Anomalous Expansion of water
- 2. The anomalous expansion of water refers to the weird property of cooling water. Under normal conditions, we generally see that on heating water, it expands and thus the density decreases. And on cooling, it decreases in size and thus the density increases.
- 3. In Anomalous expansion of water, it expands instead of contracting at a certain temperature. Water only contracts till it is cooled to 4°C and then stops. During this, the water expands on cooling it to 4°C to 0°C. As a result, the density of the water decreases.
- 4. There are various use of the Anomalous expansion property of water. One of its most important factor is in cold regions, where the top layer of the pond is freezed whearas the bottom of the pond is in liquid form where aquatic animals can survive. It also helps in weathering of rocks. During monsoons, water enters in rocks through small cracks. Then in winter when the temparature drops to 4°C or less, the water expands and thus breaks the rocks. But there is a disadvantage of it also. During winter when the temp. drops to 4°, the water may expand in pipes and thus can cause pipe bursts.