10. A 1000 cm glass beaker is completely filled with mercury. When the beaker was heated, its temperature rose to (100 c) and (15.2 cm3) of mercury was poured out of it. Find the coefficient of linear expansion of the glass if the volumetric expansion factor of mercury is (18.2x105). (Ans = ag = 1x105 cO-1) %3D %3D

10. A 1000 cm glass beaker is completely filled with mercury. When the beaker was heated, its temperature rose to (100 c) and (15.2 cm3) of mercury was poured out of it. Find the coefficient of linear expansion of the glass if the volumetric expansion factor of mercury is (18.2x105). (Ans = ag = 1x105 cO-1) %3D %3D

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Chapter2: The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

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