Answer to Question #38366 in Physical Chemistry for Sean Rothstein

Physical Chemistry

Question #38366

Is water the only substance that expands when frozen?

Expert's answer

Certainly this property is unusual, but not only water can show it. Gallium, bismuth and some other materials also expand when frozen.

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