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I think the more interesting thing about the Scandium Triflouride is that it appears not to undergo a phase transition even at extreme temperatures. Water chan
by zaphar 11y ago
I think the more interesting thing about the Scandium Triflouride is that it appears not to undergo a phase transition even at extreme temperatures.
Water changes density and I believe size also when it undergoes the phase transition from liquid to solid but I think the within the phases it behaves like most regular materials. I could be wrong about that.
- hcarvalhoalves 11y agoPro tip: If the density changes, it can only be due to volume - it can't gain mass.
- tbrownaw 11y agoLiquid water is densest at about 4C. Any colder than that and it starts expanding, even before freezing.