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Thermal expansion
Question

A solid body is in the form of a cube of side A cm at —10°C. When it is heated through a small temperature difference of t°C, its volume increases by B cc. When it is completely converted into liquid at 0°C, its coefficient of volume expansion becomes ‘n’ times that of the substance in solid form. The fractional change in density of the liquid when heated through a temperature difference of  t°C from 0°C is

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V1=A3 ; V2–V1=B ; {{\gamma }_{s}}=\frac{\Delta V}{V\Delta t}=\frac{B}{{{A}^{3}}t}

\frac{{{d}_{0}}}{{{d}_{t}}}=1+{{\gamma }_{R}}t\Rightarrow \frac{{{d}_{0}}-{{d}_{t}}}{{{d}_{0}}}=1-\frac{1}{1+{{\gamma }_{R}}t}=\frac{{{\gamma }_{R}}t}{1+{{\gamma }_{R}}t}

\frac{\Delta d}{{{d}_{0}}}=\frac{1}{1+\frac{1}{{{\gamma }_{R}}t}}

Given that {{\gamma }_{R}}=n{{\gamma }_{s}}=\frac{nB}{{{A}^{3}}t};\frac{\Delta d}{d}=\frac{1}{1+\frac{{{A}^{3}}}{nb}}

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