`gamma_(A)` of liquid is `7//8` of `gamma_(R)` of liquid. `alpha_(g)` is vessel is

gamma_(A) of liquid is 7/8 of gamma_(R) of liquid. alpha_(g) of vessel is

If gamma (apparent) of a liquid in a vessel is 76% of gamma (real) of that liquid, the coefficient of linear expansion of the vessel is

Question The co-efficient of real expansion of liquid is gamma_(r) and the co-efficient of apparent expansions of the liquid is gamma_(a) The co-efficient of cubical expansion of the vessel is gamma .If gamma_(r):gamma a=4:1 then gamma_(a):gamma" is

The coefficient of real expansion of liquid is gamma_(R) and the coefficient of appareent expansion of the liquid is gamma_(A) . The coefficient of cubical expansion of the vessel is gamma . If gamma_(R) : gamma_(A) = 4:1 then gamma_(A) : gamma is

A liquid of coefficient of real expansion gamma is partly filled in a vessel of coefficient of linear expansion gamma//3 . When the system is heated, then (a) the volume of space above liquid remains same (b) the level of liquid relative to vessel remains same ( c) the fraction of volume of liquid in vessel remains same

Between the coefficient of apparent expansion (gamma^(')) and the coefficient of real expansion (gamma) of a liquid which one is a characteristic property of the liquid?