Talk:Maximum density

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I've copied some information from the rest of Wikipedia to this article. But I believe it could benefit from:

list of substances with irregular maximum densities
temperatures and pressures of a few maximum densities
a concrete definition of the conditions that affect maximum density
a reference to show whether all conceptions of density go out the window as 0K is approached
some mention of "temperature of maximum density", which seems to be of interest to researchers
some mention of how the concentration of a solution affects the solution/solvent's maximum density

So I'll get started on that. --Raeven0 19:04, 15 January 2007 (UTC)