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    1) The document discusses the relationships between various physical properties when materials are heated or cooled, including expansion, density, specific heat, and thermal conductivity. 2) Key relationships include the linear expansion of solids and liquids increasing with rising temperature, density decreasing as materials are heated until reaching a maximum or minimum, and specific heat being the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a substance. 3) Formulas presented relate volume expansion, apparent expansion, real expansion, specific heat, heat transfer, and thermal conductivity to temperature changes in substances.

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    Class XI Thermal Expansion

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    1) The document discusses the relationships between various physical properties when materials are heated or cooled, including expansion, density, specific heat, and thermal conductivity. 2) Key relationships include the linear expansion of solids and liquids increasing with rising temperature, density decreasing as materials are heated until reaching a maximum or minimum, and specific heat being the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a substance. 3) Formulas presented relate volume expansion, apparent expansion, real expansion, specific heat, heat transfer, and thermal conductivity to temperature changes in substances.

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    11 Thermalexpansion

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    Aditya Gupta X H Roll no 3
    1) The document discusses the relationships between various physical properties when materials are heated or cooled, including expansion, density, specific heat, and thermal conductivity. 2) Key relationships include the linear expansion of solids and liquids increasing with rising temperature, density decreasing as materials are heated until reaching a maximum or minimum, and specific heat being the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a substance. 3) Formulas presented relate volume expansion, apparent expansion, real expansion, specific heat, heat transfer, and thermal conductivity to temperature changes in substances.

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