SKÜ-LMSA copper block of 127 g mass is produced by casting. Pressure of the solid block is decreased from 1 a(100000 Pa) to 0.01 atm (1000 Pa) by placing in a vacuum oven and temperature is raised from 0 °C toby heating in the oven at the same time. What is the volume change?B(Cu)=0.000016/K, K(Cu)=0.00000073/Pa, p(Cu)=8.92 g/cm3 at 273 K, MW(Cu)=63.5 g/moleOa.4.48 cm3O b. 0.56 cm3O c. No volume change occursO d.Ne. 1.12 cm3Seçimimi temizle

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