Coefficient of real expansion of mercury is 0.18x10/ "C. If the density of mercuryat 0°C is 13.6 g/cc its density at 473K1) 13.12 g/c.c.2) 13.65 g/c.c3) 13.51 g/c.c4) 13.22 g/c.c.​

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Answer: 1) 13.12g/cc

Explanation:

We know,

d = D / (1+rt)

where,

d = Density at any temp other than 0°C

D = Density at 0°C

r = co-efficient of volume expansion.

t = temp at which density is to be calculated

d = 13.6/{1+(0.18×200)}

= 13.12g/cc

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