Physics
Water Density Calculator
Find the density of pure water at a given temperature.
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Water density changes with temperature, peaking near 4 °C.
The math behind it
This uses Kell's empirical equation. Water is densest (~1000 kg/m³) at about 4 °C and lighter when warmer or frozen.
Worked Example
At 20 °C → about 998.2 kg/m³.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does ice float?
Ice is less dense than liquid water — an unusual property crucial for aquatic life.
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