MaterialAluminumBismuthBrassConcreteCopperGalenaGlassGoldSOLIDSIronLeadNickelSilverProblemB(°C)-¹75 x 10-639.5 x 10-656 x 10-636 x 10-650 x 10-655.8 x 10-627.6 x 10-642 x 10-635 x 10-687 x 10-639 x 10-658.3 x 10-6LIQUIDSVolume of mercury at 6°C =Fraction of container that is empty = |MaterialAcetoneBenzeneBromineEthyl alcoholGasolineGlycerinKeroseneMercuryOlive oilPetroleumTolueneWaterB(°C)-¹1430 x 10-61250 x 10-61100 x 10-61090 × 10-6950 x 10-6500 x 10-6990 x 10-6180 x 10-6700 x 10-61000 x 10-61080 x 10-6214 x 106A container made of glass is filled to the brim (and is in thermal equilibrium) with 149 mL of mercury at 96°C. The temperature of both is then decreased to 6°C. For this temperature,determine the volume of the mercury and what fraction of the container is empty.

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Material Aluminum Bismuth Brass SOLIDS Concrete Copper Galena Glass Gold Iron Lead Nickel Silver E Problem B (°C) -¹ 75 x 10-6 39.5 x 10-6 56 x 10-6 36 x 106 50 x 10-6 55.8 x 10-6 27.6 x 10-6 42 x 10-6 35 x 10-6 87 x 10 6 39 x 10-6 58.3 x 10-6 LIQUIDS Volume of mercury at 6°C = Fraction of container that is empty = Material Acetone Benzene Bromine Ethyl alcohol Gasoline Glycerin Kerosene Mercury Olive oil Petroleum Toluene Water B (°C)-1 1430 x 10-6 1250 x 10-6 1100 x 10-6 1090 × 10-6 950 x 10-6 500 x 10-6 990 x 10-6 180 x 10-6 700 x 10-6 1000 x 10-6 1080 x 10-6 214 x 10-6 A container made of glass is filled to the brim (and is in thermal equilibrium) with 149 mL of mercury at 96°C. The temperature of both is then decreased to 6°C. For this temperature, determine the volume of the mercury and what fraction of the container is empty.

Material Aluminum Bismuth Brass SOLIDS Concrete Copper Galena Glass Gold Iron Lead Nickel Silver E Problem B (°C) -¹ 75 x 10-6 39.5 x 10-6 56 x 10-6 36 x 106 50 x 10-6 55.8 x 10-6 27.6 x 10-6 42 x 10-6 35 x 10-6 87 x 10 6 39 x 10-6 58.3 x 10-6 LIQUIDS Volume of mercury at 6°C = Fraction of container that is empty = Material Acetone Benzene Bromine Ethyl alcohol Gasoline Glycerin Kerosene Mercury Olive oil Petroleum Toluene Water B (°C)-1 1430 x 10-6 1250 x 10-6 1100 x 10-6 1090 × 10-6 950 x 10-6 500 x 10-6 990 x 10-6 180 x 10-6 700 x 10-6 1000 x 10-6 1080 x 10-6 214 x 10-6 A container made of glass is filled to the brim (and is in thermal equilibrium) with 149 mL of mercury at 96°C. The temperature of both is then decreased to 6°C. For this temperature, determine the volume of the mercury and what fraction of the container is empty.

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