Physics, asked by Monica1308, 5 months ago

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A glass vessel of volume 100 cm is filled with mercury and is heated from 25°C to 75°C. What volume
of mercury will overflow? Coefficient of linear expansion of glass = 1.8 x 106/C and coefficient of volume
expansion of mercury is 1.8 x 104/°C.
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Answers

Answered by diveshabd
2

Answer is =: 0.89 cm

Explanation

Initial volume of both the glass vessel and mercury is V

o

=100cm

3

The coefficient of volume expansion for mercury is γ

m

=1.8×10

−4

/

o

C

The coefficient of volume expansion for glass is γ

g

=1.8×10

−6

/

o

C

Change in temperature be θ=75−25=50

o

C

So final volume of of glass vessel is V

1

=V

o

(1+γ

g

θ)=100(1+90×10

−6

)cm

3

and final volume of of mercury is V

2

=V

o

(1+γ

g

θ)=100(1+90×10

−4

)cm

3

Amount overflowed is V

2

−V−1=100×(90×10

−4

−90×10

−6

)=0.89cm

3

Answered by bindummaheshwari
1

Answer:

Initial volume of both the glass vessel and mercury is V

o

=100cm

3

The coefficient of volume expansion for mercury is γ

m

=1.8×10

−4

/

o

C

The coefficient of volume expansion for glass is γ

g

=1.8×10

−6

/

o

C

Change in temperature be θ=75−25=50

o

C

So final volume of of glass vessel is V

1

=V

o

(1+γ

g

θ)=100(1+90×10

−6

)cm

3

and final volume of of mercury is V

2

=V

o

(1+γ

g

θ)=100(1+90×10

−4

)cm

3

Amount overflowed is V

2

−V−1=100×(90×10

−4

−90×10

−6

)=0.89cm

3

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