Homework Help: Physical Chemistry3

Posted by Amber on Monday, September 29, 2008 at 3:54pm.

The specific volume of water is given quite accurately by the empirical relation
ln(v) = −6.7081 + 1.01257 ln(T) +
280.663/T

Use this relation to derive an equation for the coefficient of thermal expansion and determine
the temperature at which this quantity is equal to zero. What is the significance of
this temperature?

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