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Answer :
Explanation:
Given:
Initial volume, V, is 1800CC
The poured out amount for compensation, V', is 200CC
Ice point temperature in Callender’s compensated thermometer setup, T0, is 273K
Formula used:
From the ideal gas equation, for a constant pressure thermometer,
Where, V and T represents Volume and Temperature respectively.
Or, it can be written as,
Here in the case of Callender’s compensated air thermometer, the equation becomes,
Where,
V= Initial volume= 1800CC
V'= The poured out amount for compensation=200CC
T0=Ice point temperature= 273K
Hence, from the equation, the temperature of vessel,T
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So, the temperature of the vessel =307.125K≈307K
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