6. The ratio of the volume expansivity of Helium to pressure expansivity of
Hydrogen is
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2:1
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The ratio of the volume expansivity of Helium to pressure expansivity of Hydrogen is 2:1.
Explanation:
Volume expansivity is defined as the increase in the volume of a gas, liquid, or solid as the temperature is raised in each unit.
The formula of volume expansivity is
- V2 = V1 (1 + γθ)
- Where
- V2 = finla volume
- V1 = initial volume
- γ is the cubic expansivity and is equal to
- γ = 3α
- Liquids have apparent expansivity.
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