coefficient of expansion meaning in Hindi

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In 1902, his PhD thesis measured the coefficient of expansion of quartz.
Thus a liquid has two coefficients of expansion.
I also don't know the differences in coefficients of expansion during heating.
Mercury is the only one in liquid state at room temperature, and has high coefficient of expansion.
The crackle arises during cooling, when the coefficient of expansion differs between the glaze and the body.
Temperature cycling can cause mechanical stress, particularly in composite systems consisting of materials with widely differing temperature coefficients of expansion.
Both of these have large temperature coefficients of expansion and do not freeze or boil in the temperature range of interest.
For use as the compensation balance he developed a slight variation of the invar alloy which had a negative quadratic coefficient of expansion.
Extrinsic stress is the least insidious and is brought on by differences in thermal coefficient of expansion between the deposit and the substrate.
If linear coefficients of expansion of a metal is to be measured, hot water will running through a pipe made from the metal.

noun.

the fractional change in length or area or volume per unit change in temperature at a given constant pressure
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