This table shows how the density of water changes with temperature from 0 to 40 degrees Celsius, with density decreasing as temperature increases. Density is highest at 0 degrees Celsius at 13.596 g/cm3 and lowest at 40 degrees Celsius at 13.497 g/cm3, with density decreasing in a generally linear fashion as temperature rises.

1. Temperatura(°C) Densidad (g/𝑐𝑚3)
0 13,596
2 13,591
3 13,588
4 13,586
5 13,583
6 13,581
7 13,578
8 13,576
9 13,573
10 13,571
11 13,568
12 13,566
13 13,563
14 13,561
15 13,559
16 13,556
17 13,554
18 13,551
19 13,549
20 13,546
21 13,544
22 13,541
23 13,539
24 13,536
25 13,534
26 13,532
27 13,529
28 13,527
29 13,524
30 13,522
31 13,519
32 13,517
33 13,514
34 13,512
35 13,510
36 13,507
37 13,505
38 13,502
39 13,5
40 13,497