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b). Carefully draw two particle (microscopic) models of the iron--one at room temperature (25°C) and one at 200°C. Steel Particles at 25 °C Steel Particles at 200°C c). Describe how your drawings account for the observed thermal expansion of the steel bar.

          b). Carefully draw two particle (microscopic) models of the iron--one at room temperature (25°C) and one at 200°C.
Steel Particles at 25 °C
Steel Particles at 200°C
c). Describe how your drawings account for the observed thermal expansion of the steel bar.

b). Carefully draw two particle (microscopic) models of the iron–one at room temperature (25°C) and one at 200°C.
Steel Particles at 25 °C
Steel Particles at 200°C
c). Describe how your drawings account for the observed thermal expansion of the steel bar.

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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Solved by Expert Manik Pulyani

01/12/2022

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Step 1: At room temperature (25°C), the particles in the iron are arranged in a relatively orderly manner, with limited kinetic energy causing them to vibrate in fixed positions. Show more…

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b). Carefully draw two particle (microscopic) models of the iron - one at room temperature (25°C) and one at 200°C. c). Describe how your drawings account for the observed thermal expansion of the steel bar.