An iron cube has each edge 30cm long at 20°C. What will be the new surface area of a face when the temperature rises to 90°C and the volume at the same final temperature ?
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My answer is that the volume of iron will remain same because volume is the only thing which always remains constant.
Now of we talk about surface area of a face, then it'll also remain same BECAUSE the temperature rise is only to 90° whereas iron has a very high boiling point so I think 90° should only produce ziggles in the cube particles
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