A mercury thermometer consists of a glass bulb completely full of mercury. This is connected to...
A mercury thermometer consists of a glass bulb completely full
of mercury. This
is connected to an empty vertical glass tube of radius 0.01 cm. If
the volume
expansivity of mercury is 1.81 10−4 K−1, and the top of the mercury
rises
2.3 cm for a 10◦C change in temperature, calculate the volume of
the glass bulb.
[Assume the expansivity of the glass is negligible when compared
with that of
the mercury.]
Answer: 0.399 cm^3
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