Question #272944

calculate the volume of the same mass of water at 300 degrees


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Expert's answer
2021-11-29T11:41:32-0500

Assume the water does not evaporate:


V=V0(1+βT), V=mρ0(1+(210×106)×300)=1.063mρ0,V=V_0(1+\beta T),\\\space\\ V=\frac m{\rho_0}\Big(1+\Big(210 × 10^{– 6}\Big)×300\Big)=1.063\frac{m}{\rho_0},

where ρ0\rho_0 is the initial density of water.


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