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Know how to calculate the density of residue using its coefficient of thermal expansion

2017-08-31View Original

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It is known that the volume expansion coefficient of a certain type of residue is 6.0661×10-4, and its density at 20°C is 1021.0 kg/m³. What is its density at 140°C? It is (946.7) kg/m³. How was this density value calculated?

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