13. Conceptual Example 5 provides background for this problem. A holeis drilled through a copper plate whose temperature is 11 8C. (a) When thetemperature of the plate is increased, will the radius of the hole be largeror smaller than the radius at 11 8C? Why? (b) When the plate is heated to110 8C, by what fraction Dr/r0 will the radius of the hole change?

13. Conceptual Example 5 provides background for this problem. A holeis drilled through a copper plate whose temperature is 11 8C. (a) When thetemperature of the plate is increased, will the radius of the hole be largeror smaller than the radius at 11 8C? Why? (b) When the plate is heated to110 8C, by what fraction Dr/r0 will the radius of the hole change?

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Chapter2: The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

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Problem 56P: (a) If the partial pressure of water vapor is 8.05 torr, what is the dew point? (760 torr = I atm...

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