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Chapter 13, Problem 24E
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The three forms of ice which are present at the triple point, comparison of the density of ice II with ice I should be identified along with whether the ice III float or sink in the liquid water should be determined.
Concept introduction:
Pressure is inversely related to volume as follows:
With the increase in pressure, the volume of the matter decreases whereas, with a decrease in pressure, the volume increases.
Similarly, density and volume also inverse to each other as follows:
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