Does drinking cold water technically mean you drink more water

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Since water molecules are closer together when colder so more “water” in a given amount of space(or molecules in general I think I could be wrong, I could be wrong about this whole thing) could it be reasoned that drinking cold water results in drinking more water than hot water? And if not how come?

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Water actually expands as it freezes, so it’s more likely that you drink slightly less water when it’s cold.

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