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A copper cylinder is initially at 20.0ºC. At what temperature will its volume be 0.150% larger than it is at 20.0ºC?

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The Temperature at which the volume increases by 0.150% is49.40C .

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01

Identification of given data

Initial temperature of copper cylinder is Ti=20.00C

For copper, the coefficient of volume expansionβ=5.1×10-50C-1

Percentage change in volume of the cylinder is given asVV0=0.150%

02

Concept of Volume Expansion in solids.

Volume expansion is the expansion of the dimensions of an object with respect to temperature changes and can be expressed as,

V=V0βT.....(1)

Here, V is the expansion in volume, V0 is the unexpanded volume, β is the coefficient of volume expansion and T is the absolute temperature.

03

 Determination of the diameter value of the rivet following the conditions mentioned.

For copper, the coefficient of volume expansion,

β=5.1×10-5(C0)-1

The percentage change in volume of the cylinder is given to be 0.150%.

So, ΔVV0=0.150×10-2

Rearrange equation (i) to get the temperature change,

T=VV0β=0.150×10-25.1×10-5(0C)-1=29.40C

Thus, the temperature at which the volume expanded 0.150% is,

Tf=Ti+T=20.00C+29.40C=49.40C

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