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A flask is filled with 1500 L L equals liter of a liquid at 971 C When the liquid is cooled to 15 C its volume is only 1383 L?
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All liquids contract when cooled. With such a big difference in temperature it contracted to 117 liters. The colder a fluid the more compact the molecules are. They don't move around as much so the fluid contracts.
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