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Raghav Gupta
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At a temperature of 0 C the density of ice and liquid water is 0.9187 g/cm3 and 0.9998g/cm3 respectively. Consider a situation where the density of ice is increased to more than 8.83% at 0 C, what would be the consequences of this to the life forms?
The life forms would vanish because of the change in density of ice?
The life forms would vanish because of the change in density of ice?