J 52. If a mercury manometer and barometer readings are 80.05 mm and 12.97 psi, respectively.What is the absolute pressure? Give the results in Pa. (6)3. Using the results of the previous exercise, determine the mass in grams, assuming a tube of 25.0in diameter and the gravitational constant is 9.75 m/s?. Remember g. (7) 2. If a mercury manometer and barometer readings are 80.05 mm and 12.97 psi, respectively.What is the absolute pressure? Give the results in Pa. (6)3. Using the results of the previous exercise, determine the mass in grams, assuming a tube of 25.0in diameter and the gravitational constant is 9.75 m/s². Remember ge. (7)

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Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics

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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart

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J 5 2. If a mercury manometer and barometer readings are 80.05 mm and 12.97 psi, respectively. What is the absolute pressure? Give the results in Pa. (6) 3. Using the results of the previous exercise, determine the mass in grams, assuming a tube of 25.0 in diameter and the gravitational constant is 9.75 m/s?. Remember g. (7)