Physics
On heating, liquids expand …………… than solids and gases expand …………… than liquids.
- more, less
- less, more
- more, much more
- less, less
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more, much more
Reason — Liquids and gases do not have have a definite shape, so they have only the cubical (or volumetric expansion). On heating, liquids expand more than solids and gases expand much more than liquids.
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