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I know it’s density increases from 0 to 4 degrees. But what happens after 4 degrees?
What’s denser? Ice or liquid water at 4.01 degrees? If liquid water is still denser at 4.01 degrees, then when is the “breakeven” point (this is all assuming 1 atm pressure I guess)?
This is somewhat unrelated but: Do colligative properties only apply to things that dissolve fully into solution?
What if I put a semi-soluble salt? What about if I add an insoluble alkane (like C100H202)?
What’s denser? Ice or liquid water at 4.01 degrees? If liquid water is still denser at 4.01 degrees, then when is the “breakeven” point (this is all assuming 1 atm pressure I guess)?
This is somewhat unrelated but: Do colligative properties only apply to things that dissolve fully into solution?
What if I put a semi-soluble salt? What about if I add an insoluble alkane (like C100H202)?
