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SOLVED: Table 12.1 Coefficients of Thermal Expansion for Solids and Liquidsa Coefficient of Thernal Expansion (Co)-1 Linear (a) Volume Substance Solids Aluminum Brass Concrete Copper Glass (common) Glass (Pyrex) Gold Iron 0
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SOLVED: A. The linear thermal expansion coefficient is defined as 4 Assume bar to have length Lo at temperature To- Determine the length of the bar as function of the temperature, T.
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