Asked by Anonymous

The density of water at 40 C is 1000 kg/ m3. What is the density of water at 900C. Use β= 210x10-6 C0.

9 years ago

Answered by frank

i don't know the answer guys..please help me out

9 years ago

Answered by Chanz

Water at 900 is called steam and it can have a wide variety of densities based on pressure.

9 years ago

Answered by Anonymous

Answer is 982

9 years ago

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