Sea water has a density of 1.02478 E(3) kg/m3 at 20° C and one atmosphere pressure. At the same pressure and temperature. its thermal expansion coefficient (2.57E( -4) K- 1) and its bulk modulus is 2. 147E(9) Pa . Calculate the density of a sea water at 10° C and a pressure 100 times atmospheric pressure.

Sea water has a density of 1.02478 E(3) kg/m3 at 20° C and one atmosphere pressure. At the same pressure and temperature. its thermal expansion coefficient (2.57E( -4) K- 1) and its bulk modulus is 2. 147E(9) Pa . Calculate the density of a sea water at 10° C and a pressure 100 times atmospheric pressure.

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