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CHETANA PUBLICATION-THERMAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER-EXERCISE
  1. Name the two substances which expand on freezing besides water.

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  2. How is a steel wheel mounted on an axle to fit exactly.

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  3. Why is a railway track not a continuous piece but is made up of segmen...

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  4. What is thermal expansion?

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  5. Derive the necessary expression for coefficient of linear expansion. H...

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  6. Derive the necessary expression for coefficient of volume expansion. H...

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  7. Why does a balloon burstssometimes when we are trying to fill air insi...

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  8. Explain the anomalous behaviour of water

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  9. Why do lakes freeze first at the surface.

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  10. Why does a metal wire used for electrical transmission sag?

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  11. Derive the relation between alpha, beta, and gamma for a solid.

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  12. An aluminium rod and iron rod show 1.5 m difference in their lengths w...

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  13. Which substance has the highest heat capacity.

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  14. State the relation between Principal and Molar specific heat capacitie...

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  15. Write heat equation and state its formula.

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  16. Define and explain specific heat.

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  17. Why do we consider two specific heats of a gas? OR Why specific he...

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  18. Define Principal Specific heat capacities of gases

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  19. Define Molar specific heat capacities of gases.

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  20. Explain heat capacity

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