A 50 ml glass container is filled to the brim with methanol at 0.00C. If the temperature is raised to 400C will any methanol spill out? If so, how much? ß glass 9 x10-6 (oC-1) B methanol 1200 x10-6 (oC-1)

A 50 ml glass container is filled to the brim with methanol at 0.00C. If the temperature is raised to 400C will any methanol spill out? If so, how much? ß glass 9 x10-6 (oC-1) B methanol 1200 x10-6 (oC-1)

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A 50 ml glass container is filled to the brim with methanol at 0.00C. If the temperature is
raised to 400C will any methanol spill out? If so, how much? ß glass = 9 x10-6 ( oC-1 ) B
methanol = 1200 x10-6 ( oC-1 )

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