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What do you mean by superficial expansion? On what factors does it depends?

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Answered by Anonymous
11
superficial expansion is the expansion of area

it depends on the material
amount of heat supplied
Answered by marishthangaraj
10

Superficial expansion and the factor on which it depends

Explanation:

  • Superficial expansion is defined as the increase in surface area of the solid on heating.
  • If you consider at 0^0 C area of a solid is A_0 then its area at t^0 C is given by:                                       A_0 (1+\beta t).
  • Unit of β is ^0C^{ - 1} orK^{-1} Where β is known as the coefficient of superficial expansion.

                                      6\alpha =  3\beta = 2\gamma

  • The factor which causes expansion in matter is temperature. As the temperature increases the matter gets expanded.
  • This is because the average kinetic energy increases hence molecules move inside the matter faster hence increases the volume.

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