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What is the temperature at which water attains maximum density?

  1. 4 degree Celsius

  2. 4 degree Fahrenhiet

  3. 0 degree Celsius

  4. 0 degree Fahrenhiet
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Explanation

Water reaches its maximum density at approximately 4 degrees Celsius. This anomalous property occurs because water molecules form a more compact structure at this temperature as hydrogen bonding creates an optimal arrangement, unlike most substances which are densest at their freezing point.

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