If the mercury barometer contains water instead of mercury, what is the height of the water column in the pipe when the external atmospheric pressure is 101,000 Pa If the mercury barometer is filled with water instead of mercury, what is the height of the water column in the pipe when the external atmospheric pressure is 101,000 Pa

If the mercury barometer contains water instead of mercury, what is the height of the water column in the pipe when the external atmospheric pressure is 101,000 Pa If the mercury barometer is filled with water instead of mercury, what is the height of the water column in the pipe when the external atmospheric pressure is 101,000 Pa

P=ρgh
ρWater =1000 kg/m3
G =9.8 m/s squared
So
H=101000÷9.8÷1000=10.3m

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An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure is called (barometer). In addition to mercury barometer, there is a barometer without liquid. It is mainly used in (oxygen cylinder)(fire extinguisher) and (altitude determination).