pressure in atmospheres would be needed to force water at 25°C through a 1-cm-thick sintered-glass filter with a uniform pore size of 100 nm? What would be the force for mercury under the same condi- tions? What

pressure in atmospheres would be needed to force water at 25°C through a 1-cm-thick sintered-glass filter with a uniform pore size of 100 nm? What would be the force for mercury under the same condi- tions? What

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