4) If you take Torricelli's barometer to the surface of Mars, what will L (height of the mercury column as shown below) be in millimeters. You can obtain the necessary Mars-specific parameters from online. We did this analysis for Earth in class. Repeat the same for Mars. Again, assume

4) If you take Torricelli's barometer to the surface of Mars, what will L (height of the mercury column as shown below) be in millimeters. You can obtain the necessary Mars-specific parameters from online. We did this analysis for Earth in class. Repeat the same for Mars. Again, assume

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4) If you take Torricelli's barometer to the
surface of Mars, what will L (height of the
mercury column as shown below) be in
millimeters. You can obtain the necessary
Mars-specific parameters from online.
We did this analysis for Earth in class.
Repeat the same for Mars. Again, assume
Patm >> Pvapor
Pvapor = 0
Mercury vapor, Pvapor
L
Mercury, Pm
Patm

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