Real and Apparent Expansion of Liquids
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The real expansion of a liquid is always _________.
more than the apparent expansion.
less than the apparent expansion.
equal to the apparent expansion.
twice the apparent expansion.
Give Reason:
Medicine bottles always have some empty space.
- Concave, Convex
- Convex, Convex
- Convex, Concave
- Concave, Concave
Compare the thermal expansion in solids, liquids and gases and explain the differences with reason.
When fluids are heated, the molecules closer to the source get heated and expand.
- True
- False
Intermediate state of apparent expansion of ___cannot be observed.
plasma
liquids
solids
gases
- d1>34d
- d2>d1
- d<d1
- d4>d1
why does the surface tension of the water decrease on addition of detergent ?
The pressure of 2 L of O2 gas is doubled when its temperature is increased from 300 K to 600 K. Find the final volume of the gas.
4 litres
20 litres
40 litres
2 litres
- Concave, Convex
- Concave, Concave
- Convex, Concave
- Convex, Convex
- Both statements are incorrect
- Only statement 2 is correct
- Both statements are correct
- Only statement 1 is correct
Liquids experience
only superficial expansion
only cubical expansion
linear, surface and volume expansion
only linear expansion
- 2.6
- 5.2
- 7.8
- 10.4
Alcohol and water have same rate of expansion.
False
True
Liquids experience
only cubical expansion
only superficial expansion
only linear expansion
linear, surface and volume expansion
- Flask A
- Flask B
- Flask D
- Flask C