If coefficient of real expansion of a liquid is `(1)/(5500)/^(0)C`. The temperature at which its density is `1%` less than density at `0^(0)C` is

If coefficient of real expansion of a liquid is 1//5500 . the temperature at which its density is 1% less than density at 0^@ C is

The coefficient of linear expansion of a solid is alpha .The temperature at which the density of the solid becomes 5% less than its density at 0^(@)C is (A) (1)/(22 alpha)^(@)C (B) (1)/(36 alpha)^(@)C (C) (1)/(47 alpha)^(@)C (D) (1)/(57 alpha)^(@)C

If gamma is the cofficient of a real expansion of a liquid then the temperature at which density of a liquid is 1% of its density at 0^(@)C is

Density of a liquid at 0^(@)C is 13.6 gm/c.c., and its coefficient of real expansion is 18xx10^(-5)//""^(@)C . If the temperature is increased to 200^(@)C , percentage change in its density is

The coefficient of real expansion of liquid is 7 xx 10^(-4//0)C . The co efficient of linear ex/pansion of the vessel is 1 xx 10^(-5)//^(0)C . The coefficient of apparent expansion of the liquid is