An open vessel contains 100 L of water at 15oC and is at standard atmospheric pressure. Determine the percentage change in volume if the water is heated to 85oC if the density of water is 0.9991 g/cm3 at 15oC and 0.9686 g/cm3 at 85oC. 8. An open vessel contains 100 L of water at 15°C and is at standard atmospheric pressure. Determinethe percentage change in volume if the water is heated to 85°C, if the density of water is 0.9991 g/cm³at 15°C and 0.9686 g/cm³ at 85°C.

Given Data: The Initial Volume of water is V1=100 L The initial Temperature of water is T1=15°C The…

An open vessel contains 100 L of water at 15oC and is at standard atmospheric pressure. Determine the percentage change in volume if the water is heated to 85oC if the density of water is 0.9991 g/cm3 at 15oC and 0.9686 g/cm3 at 85oC.

An open vessel contains 100 L of water at 15oC and is at standard atmospheric pressure. Determine the percentage change in volume if the water is heated to 85oC if the density of water is 0.9991 g/cm3 at 15oC and 0.9686 g/cm3 at 85oC.

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the percentage change in volume if the water is heated to 85°C, if the density of water is 0.9991 g/cm³
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