4 - What is the effect of the change in atmospheric pressure on the air temperatures of the air above a water surface? 5. What are the number of pressure measuring devices used in the field of refrigeration and air conditioning with the explanation? S- If we replaced water or air instead of

4 - What is the effect of the change in atmospheric pressure on the air temperatures of the air above a water surface? 5. What are the number of pressure measuring devices used in the field of refrigeration and air conditioning with the explanation? S- If we replaced water or air instead of

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4 - What is the effect of the change in
atmospheric pressure on the air
temperatures of the air above a water
surface?
5. What are the number of pressure
measuring devices used in the field of
refrigeration and air conditioning with the
explanation?
6 - If we replaced water or air instead of
mercury, how high would the column with
water or air be?

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