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The density of ice is maximum at a temperature `(.^@C)` of

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At `4^@C`, ice has maximum density due to its cage like structure.
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  • Maximum density of H2O is at the temperature

    A
    `32^(@)F`
    B
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    D
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    A
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  • The density of ice differs from that of water because

    A
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    B
    hydrogen bonding exists only in water
    C
    ice has an open cage-like structure
    D
    ice is covalently bonded but water involves ionic bonding

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