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What are the only two liquids that violate the principle of greater density at temperatures near their freezing points?
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What are the only two liquids that violate the principle of greater density at temperatures near their freezing points?

What are the only two liquids that violate the principle of greater density at temperatures-example-1
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Ice and water because it can be froze and gets really cold
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