A bimetalic strip consists of a thinstip of brass

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A bimetalic strip consists of a thinstip of brass [Alphabrass=19X106(Co)-1] riveted to a thin strip of steel [Alphasteel=12X106(Co)-1]. What happens when it is heated above room temperature?

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