a) Freezing
b) Weak cohesive force between the particles.
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Figure 4 (i) shows a beaker filled with water. Some potassium permanganate was gently introduced at the bottom of the beaker at the position shown
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Determine the density of the liquid
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Determine the density of the solid. (Give your answer to 1 decimal point)
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