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Originally Posted by SirAlec  @ srishiva...
dunno dude but....if i remember my highschool physics well... temp and pressure has very little effect over density of liquid and solids.....its the gas that is affected more....
hence pointless...! |
I am no Einstein either but this falls into the Gasoline category. Now, the reason why it is said so is because gasoline is denser in cooler state. There is no such change in the shape but the molecules bond more, whereas in conditions where the tempearture is higher like in the afternoon time there will be more vapours though the volume remains the same.
I suppose that is the way it goes..