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Table of Density
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Temp
( °C ) |
Density
pure water ( g/cm3 ) |
Density
pure water ( kg/m3 ) |
Density
tap water ( g/cm3 ) |
Density
pure water lb/cu.ft |
Specific
Gravity
4°C reference |
Specific
Gravity 60°F reference |
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0
(solid)
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0.9150
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915.0
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-
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-
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0.915
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-
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0
(liquid)
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0.9999
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999.9
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0.99987
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62.42
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0.999
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1.002
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4
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1.0000
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1000
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0.99999
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62.42
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1.000
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1.001
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20
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0.9982
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998.2
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0.99823
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62.28
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0.998
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0.999
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40
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0.9922
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992.2
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0.99225
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61.92
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0.992
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0.993
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60
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0.9832
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983.2
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0.98389
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61.39
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0.983
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0.985
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80
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0.9718
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971.8
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0.97487
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60.65
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0.972
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0.973
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100
(gas)
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0.0006
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* This is for average, clean drinking water. It will vary from area to area.
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To use the table below, run down the left column for whole degrees then move across for tenths of a degree. For example, the row/column shaded in yellow shows the density of pure water at 17.7°C = 0.998650 grams/cm3 Density of Water (g/cm3) at Temperatures from 0°C (liquid state) to 30.9°C by 0.1°C inc.thanks to Chuck Snelling
The Expansion of Water at Various Temperatures
The thermal coefficient of expansion of water is 0.00021 per 1° Celsius at 20° Celsius. |
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