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A sealed glass jar is full of water. When its temperature is decreased to $0^{o} C$ :

A

The glass jar remains as it is with ice

B

The glass jar remains as it is with water

C

The glass jar contains half the amount of ice mixed with water

D

The glass jar breaks due to the formation of ice

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Correct option is D)

From $4^{0}$ C to $0^{0}$ C water will expand. while ice is getting formed.
Hence, the glass jar will break.

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