1. Calculate the pressure in the small 10µm-diameter droplets that are formed by spray machines. Assume the properties to be the same as water at 15°C. Calculate the pressure for bubbles of the same size.

1. Calculate the pressure in the small 10µm-diameter droplets that are formed by spray machines. Assume the properties to be the same as water at 15°C. Calculate the pressure for bubbles of the same size.

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1. Calculate the pressure in the small 10µm-diameter droplets that are formed by spray machines.
Assume the properties to be the same as water at 15°C. Calculate the pressure for bubbles of the
same size.
2. Mercury makes an angle of 130° (ß in the figure) when in contact with clean glass. What distance
will mercury depress in a vertical 0.8-in.-diameter glass tube? Use o = 0.032 lb/ft.
Weight of
water W
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Liquid

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