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Dissolved salt alters the thermal expansion coefficient of water
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A navigation reference work reports that the thermal expansion coefficient differs in seawater compared with fresh water.

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The American Practical Navigator/Chapter 30
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in seawater than in fresh water . Thus, at temperature 15°C, and atmospheric pressure, the coefficient of thermal expansion is 0.000151 per degree Celsius
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