Densities of a liquid at `30^(@)C` and `80^(@)C` are `0.6(gm)/(c c)` and `0.54(gm)/(c c)` . The coefficient of real expansion of liquid is

The density of a liquid at 100^(@)C is 8.0g//cm^(3) and at 0^(@)C is 8.4g//cm^(3) , the coefficient of cubical expansion of the liquid is

Density of a substance at 0^(0)C is 10.6 g / (c.c) and at 100^(@)C is 10g / (c.c) . coefficient of linear expansion of solid is ...................^(@)C^(-1)

A sphere of mass 180g and diameter 6 cm floats on the surface of a liquid. When the liquid is heated to 35^(0)C , the sphere sinks in the liquids. If the density of liquid at 0^(0)C is 2 gcm^(-5) . The coefficient of real expansion of liquid is

Level of a certain liquid at 0^(@)C and 100^(@)C are 0 and 10 mm on a given fixed scale (as shown in fig.) coefficient of volume expansion this liquid varies with temperature as gamma = gamma_(0) (1+(T)/(100)) (where T in .^(@)C) Find the level (in mm) of liquid at 48^(@)C

The density of a substance at 0^(@)C is 10 g//c c and at 100^(@)C , its density is 9.7 g//c c . The coefficient of linear expansion of the substance is

Mercury is a liquid at 0^(@) C because of

A weight thermometer contains 52g of liquid at 10^(0)C . When it is heated to 110^(0)C,2 g of the liquid is expelled. The coefficient of real expansion of the liquid is [alpha_(g I) is 9 xx 10^(-6//0)C]

The density of a substance at 0^@C 10 g//c c and 100^@C, its density is 9.7 g//c c. The coefficient of linear expansion of the substance is