Question

A solid is warmed. Assuming the mass remains constant, how does this effect the density of the solid?

Answer 1

she is wrong it is

As a solid is warmed, creating higher temperatures, it begins to change state and could cause a change in its density even if the mass is the same

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Answer 2

Don't take my word for it but I think it's bc the pressure is released because of the heat