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A lead rod and a common glass rod both have the same length when at 21.0° C. The lead rod is heated to 50.0° C. To what temperature must the glass rod be heated so that they are again at the same length?
I did this:
L = a*L0*T
a (thermal expansion) of lead = (29e-6)
a (thermal expansion) of glass pyrex = (3.25e-6)
[a(50-21)]lead = [a(Tf-21)]glass
Tf = 280° C.
I did this:
L = a*L0*T
a (thermal expansion) of lead = (29e-6)
a (thermal expansion) of glass pyrex = (3.25e-6)
[a(50-21)]lead = [a(Tf-21)]glass
Tf = 280° C.
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