Why does heat makes matter to expand, Physics

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Q. Why does heat makes matter to expand?

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Water contracts as it cools similar to all other liquids until it reaches a temperature of about 4 degrees Celsius at which point it expands and begins to form into crystals and expanding approximately 9 percent.


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