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a glass vessel is completely filled with 340gm of mercury at 0°C. what weight of the mercury will overflow when the vessel is heated to 100°C?

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\underline\blue{\rm Answer:}

\red{\boxed{\sf Weight\:of\:expanded\:volume=0.061N }}

\huge\underline\blue{\rm Solution:}

\large\underline\pink{\sf Given: }

  • Mass (m) = 340 g

  • Heated to Temperature = 100°C

\large\underline\pink{\sf To\:Find: }

  • Weight of mercury will overflow when vessel is Heater to 100°C = ?

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As per first condition :

{\boxed{\rm Volume\:of\:Hg={\frac{Mass\:of\:Hg}{Density\:of\:Hg}}}}

\large\implies{\sf {\frac{340}{13.6}} }

\large\implies{\sf Volume\:of\:Hg=25mL}

As per Second condition :

\implies{\sf Expanded\:Volume= 25mL×100°C×182×10^{-6}mL/°C}

\large{\sf Expanded\: Volume=0.455mL}

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\large{\sf Mass=Volume×Density}

\large\implies{\sf 0.455×13.6}

\large\implies{\sf m= 6.19g}

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Weight of expanded Volume :

\large{\boxed{\sf Mass\:Hg=m×a}}

\large\implies{\sf 0.00619×9.8}

\large\implies{\sf 0.061N }

\Huge\red{♡}\red{\boxed{\sf Weight\:of\:expanded\:volume=0.061N }}

Answered by baghelpinki4
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Explanation:

Mass (m) = 340 g

Heated to Temperature = 100°C

\large\underline\pink{\sf To\:Find: }

ToFind:

Weight of mercury will overflow when vessel is Heater to 100°C = ?

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