Chloroform Expansion at 5°C-41°F to 35°C-95°F

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hello,
I would be very graterful if someone could tell me how much would chloroform expand if was heated from 5°C-41°F to 35°C-95°F.

thank you,

PS: Explanations are welcome!
 
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