Choose the correct options regarding the thermal expansion of liquids.

Liquid does not expands on heating

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Real expansion is the sum of apparent expansion of Liquid and expansion of the vessel

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Real expansion depends on expansion of the vessel

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Real expansion is the difference of apparent expansion of liquid and expansion of the vessel

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Solution

The correct options are
B
Real expansion is the sum of apparent expansion of Liquid and expansion of the vessel

C
Real expansion depends on expansion of the vessel

When we heat a liquid, there is expansion in the liquid as well as the container in which it is kept, So the expansion of the liquid we see is always apparent.
Real expansion of the liquid = apparent expansion of the liquid + expansion of the vessel

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