Explain what is the volume of the flask at 29 degrees c

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Conservatively, volumes of all glassware are expressed at 20 degrees C. The expansion coefficient of glass is 0.0025% per degree Celsius. If a flask if sound by calibration to contain 200.09 ml at 20 degrees C, explain what is the volume of the flask at 29 degrees C?

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