The volume of your flask was found by weighing it, filled with water, at room temperature (20ºC). At 100ºC, because of the expansion of glass, the volume is slightly greater. How could this affect your results?

The volume of your flask was found by weighing it, filled with water, at room temperature (20ºC). At 100ºC, because of the expansion of glass, the volume is slightly greater. How could this affect your results?

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