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The relation between the coefficient of real expansion $\left(\gamma_r\right)$ and coefficient of apparent expansion $\left(\gamma_a\right)$ of a liquid and the coefficient of linear expansion $\left(\alpha_g\right)$ of the material of the container is
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$\gamma_r=3 \alpha_g+\gamma_a$
Coefficient of real expansion
= coefficient of apparent expansion
+ coefficient of expansion of
material of container
but
$\gamma_r=\gamma_a+\gamma_g$
So,
$\gamma=3 \alpha$
$\therefore \quad \gamma_r=\gamma_a+3 \alpha_g$
= coefficient of apparent expansion
+ coefficient of expansion of
material of container
but
$\gamma_r=\gamma_a+\gamma_g$
So,
$\gamma=3 \alpha$
$\therefore \quad \gamma_r=\gamma_a+3 \alpha_g$
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