An aluminum canteen is initially filled with 597 em' of water at 0.00 "C. If the canteen is not tightly elosed, how much of the water willoverbow when its temperature rises to 28.0 °C? The linear expansion coefficient of aluminum is 2.40 x 105c' and the volumeexpansion coefficient for water is 2.10 x 104c

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An aluminum canteen is initially filled with 597 cm of water at 0.00 °C. If the cantcen is not tightly closed, how much of the water will overlow when its termperature rises to 28.0 °C? The linear expansion coefficient of aluminum is 2.40 x 10cand the volume expansion coefficient for water is 2.10 x 104°C!

An aluminum canteen is initially filled with 597 cm of water at 0.00 °C. If the cantcen is not tightly closed, how much of the water will overlow when its termperature rises to 28.0 °C? The linear expansion coefficient of aluminum is 2.40 x 10cand the volume expansion coefficient for water is 2.10 x 104°C!

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An aluminum canteen is initially filled with 597 em' of water at 0.00 "C. If the canteen is not tightly elosed, how much of the water will
overbow when its temperature rises to 28.0 °C? The linear expansion coefficient of aluminum is 2.40 x 105c' and the volume
expansion coefficient for water is 2.10 x 104c

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