A flask is filled with 1.530 L (L = liter) of a liquid at 100.8° C. When the liquid is cooled to 16.5° C, its?
A flask is filled with 1.530 L (L = liter) of a liquid at 100.8° C. When the liquid is cooled to 16.5° C, its volume is only 1.503 L, however. Neglect the contraction of the flask and use the table below to identify the liquid.
Benzene, Water, Mercury, or Gasoline?
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final volume (Vfinal) 1.530 L ------ T = 100,8 ° C
initial volume (Vinitial) 1.503 L------T= 16.5°C
volumetric expansion coefficent (b)= 0.000213096937797 kelvin^-1= 214 10^-6 kelvin^-1
Water 21 10^-5 = 214 10^-6 kelvin^-1
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