Two metal strips A and B are firmly glued together at room temperature. A has a higher thermal expansion coefficient than B. What happens to its shape when it is dropped into ice-water or hot water? Explain by drawing only. Ice-Water Room Temperature Hot Water Explain by drawing only. Explain by drawing only. A B

Two metal strips A and B are firmly glued together at room temperature. A has a higher thermal expansion coefficient than B. What happens to its shape when it is dropped into ice-water or hot water? Explain by drawing only. Ice-Water Room Temperature Hot Water Explain by drawing only. Explain by drawing only. A B

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter12: Thermodynamic Processes And Thermochemistry

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