3.12. Various species of hagfish, or slime eels, live on the ocean floor, where they burrow inside other fish, cating them from the inside out and secreting copious amounts of slime. Their skins are widely used to make eelskin wallets and accessories. Suppose a hagfish is caught in a trap at a depth of 200m below the ocean surface, where the water temperature is 10C, then brought to the surface where the temperature is 15C. If the isothermal compressibility and volume expansivity are assumed constant and equal to the values for water, (=104K1andx=4.8105bar1) what is the fractional change in the volume of the hagfish when it is brought to the surface? page 121 Fable 3.2 provides the specific volume, isothermal compressibility, and volume expansivity of several liquids at 20C and 1 sar 26 for use in Probs. 3.13 to 3.15, where and x may be assumed constant. Fable 13.2: Volumetric Propertics of Liquids at 20C