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Expansion of liquids on heating is diffe...

Expansion of liquids on heating is different from that solids, since the expansion of liquids is `

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much of than solids because molecular spacing in them is less

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much more than solids because molecular spacing in them is more

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much less than solids because molecular spacing in them is more.

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much less than solids because molecular spacing in them is less

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