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The equation to calculate density is D = m/v. For a liquid substance, which item increases as heat is applied? volume density mass density and volume
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The equation to calculate density is D = m/v. For a liquid substance, which item increases as heat is applied?

volume
density
mass
density and volume

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Answer:

See below

Step-by-step explanation:

Things generally expand when heated ....so volume increases while mass remains the same .....this will cause the value of density to decrease

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