Chemistry, asked by Shreyansh9715, 11 months ago

To show that a liquid expands on heating and contracts on cooling
• Take a beaker and fill it with coloured water.
• Close the mouth of the beaker using a lid.
• Fix a capillary steel tube through a hole in the lid. The tube should be dipped in water
• Check and note the water level in the capillary tube.
• Now heat the beaker by placing it in a water bath.
You will observe that the level of the coloured water drops down in the capillary tube.
This shows that liquid does not expand on heating.
B. Read the given experiment carefully. Identify the incorrect parts of the experiment.​

Answers

Answered by sachittimane041
0

Answer:

INCORECT PART- This shows that liquid does not expand on heating

WATER LEVEL IN THE CAPILLARY TUBE DECREASES

Explanation:

LIQUID EXPANDS ON HEATING  AND CONTRACT ON COOLING  

WATER LEVEL IN THE CAPILLARY TUBE INCREASES

Answered by indub470
1

Answer:

Last line is wrong which state that "This shows thatliquid does not expendon heating".

Explanation:

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