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The coefficient of expansion of mercury is less than that of glass


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True
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False
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Solution

The correct option is B False
  1. For the same amount of change in temperature, mercury expands more than glass, allowing us to compute the temperature.
  2. As a result, mercury has a higher coefficient of expansion than glass.
  3. This is why mercury is used in thermometers.

Hence the given statement is false


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