A vessel of glass of constant volume contains `340g` of mercury at `0^(@)C`. When a few spherical iron balls are dropped into th

A vessel of glass of constant volume contains `340g` of mercury at `0^(@)C`. When a few spherical iron balls are dropped into the vessel, `85g` of mercury flow out. When the system is heated to `100^(@)C, 4.8g` more of mercury flows out. Calculate the coefficeint of linear expansion of iron. `(gamma_("mercury"=180xx10^(-6)K^(-1))`

A vessel of glass of constant volume contains `340g` of mercury at `0^(@)C`. When a few spherical iron balls are dropped into the vessel, `85g` of mer

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