2. A glass flask has a volume of 1000.00 ml at 0°C and is completely filled with Hg at this temperature. When flask and mercury were warmed to 50°C, 7.93 cm of Hg overflow. If B 18 x 10/ K, compute the coefficient of linear expansion for glass. !!

2. A glass flask has a volume of 1000.00 ml at 0°C and is completely filled with Hg at this temperature. When flask and mercury were warmed to 50°C, 7.93 cm of Hg overflow. If B 18 x 10/ K, compute the coefficient of linear expansion for glass. !!

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at this temperature. When flask and mercury were warmed to 50°C, 7.93 cm of
Hg overflow. If B 18 x 10/K, compute the coefficient of linear expansion for
glass.

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