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【Daily Question】 February 2nd: Generally, how does the density of oil change as the temperature rises? ? ?

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This post was last edited by yuzp000 on 2016-2-2 at 10:40. Daily question from the activity: (Single-choice question) Generally, the density of oil products increases as the temperature rises. A. Decline B. Rise C. Decline first then rise D. Rise first then decline Hidden content in this post: A. Decline. Please participate actively to win prizes. +10 points for correct answers, +5 points for participation. One time per person only. Close this topic after seven days.
Reply #22016-02-02
Generally, the density of oils increases as the temperature rises (A). A. Decrease B. Increase C. Decrease first then increase D. Increase first then decrease
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A. Decline ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Reply #42016-02-02
Generally, the density of oils increases as the temperature rises (A). A. Decrease B. Increase C. Decrease first then increase D. Increase first then decrease
Reply #52016-02-02
Generally, the density of oils increases as the temperature rises (A). A. Decrease B. Increase C. Decrease first then increase D. Increase first then decrease

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