A hollow glass sphere which floats with its entire volume submerge in water at 40 C sinks when water is heated above four degree celcius,why ?

Explain the following……

1-A hollow glass sphere which floats with its entire volume submerge in water at 4⁰ C sinks when water is heated above 4⁰ C.

Ans-When temperature of water at the surface falls below 4⁰ C, water contracts and its density increases and therefore, it sinks to the bottom. This continuous till temperature of entire water reaches to 4⁰ C results in expansion of water and so its density decreases. As  a result, water does not sink further, but it remains on the surface. This helps the glass sphere to float

ANOMALOUS EXPANSION OF WATER:

If we take some water at 0⁰ C and start heating it, we find that it contracts in the temperature range from 0^o C to 4^o C. On heating it further above 4^o C, it expand . Similarly, it water initially at a temperature above 4^o C is cooled , it contracts till the temperature of water reaches 4^o  C. On further cooling it below 4^o C to 0^o C, its expands. This unusual expansion of water on cooling it in the temperature range 4^o C to 0⁰ C is called anomalous expansion of water

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