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PV
45 cm
dry air
capillary
tube
15 cm
mercury
thread
15 cm
30 cm
dry air
form cross-sectional area in two
arrangements. Using the data in the
7
Fig. 10.17
The set-up illustrated above shows a capillary
tube of uniform cross-sectional area in two
different arrangement. using the
diagrams, calculate the pressure of the
atmosphere.
A 76 cm Hg B 75 cm Hg
C 74 cm Hg D 60 cm Hg
E 45 cm Hg

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PV
45 cm
dry air
capillary
tube
15 cm
mercury
thread
15 cm