How much will water expand as it gets colder?

Factual Questions
1

I know that water will contract as it cools until it gets to about 4 degrees celsius and then as it cools it begins to expand again. After it freezes, how long does it continue to expand as it gets colder? Does it get to a maximum size and then stop expanding? Does that happen at a specific temperature? Does it ever contract again as it gets colder?

2

A Google image search for “density of water” will show you plots with the relevant numbers. It’s most dense around 4 °C IIRC.

3

OP is asking about ice, not water.

Here’s a chart I found with some sample values of the density of ice at given temperatures. As you can see, ice is less dense at higher temperatures:



-100	0.9257
- 90	0.9249
- 80	0.9241
- 70	0.9233
- 60	0.9224
- 50	0.9216
- 40	0.9208
- 30	0.9200
- 20	0.9194
- 10	0.9189
   0	0.9162