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A specific gravity bottle weighs 40g when empty and 1040g when filled with mercury at 0°C on heating to 100°C 10g of mercury over flows. If the coefficient of real expansion of mercury 0.0002/°C . Then the coefficient of volume expansion of glass​

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Answered by ssj80279
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Answer:

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Answered by HelperSoham
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Explanation:

Coefficient of real expansion, γreal=γapparent+γgγreal=γapparent+γg

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⇒γα=1000−990990×(100)⇒γα=1000-990990×(100)

⇒γα=0.01×10−2/∘C⇒γα=0.01×10-2/∘C

∴γglass=γreal−γapparent=0.0002−0.0001=0.0001/∘C

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