Puffer Lake is a natural mountain lake located at an elevation of 9700 feet. If Torriceli's experiment was done there, the atmosphere supports a column of mercury about mm Hg high. 760 O1000 780 515 740

Puffer Lake is a natural mountain lake located at an elevation of 9700 feet. If Torriceli's experiment was done there, the atmosphere supports a column of mercury about mm Hg high. 760 O1000 780 515 740

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Chapter2: Atoms, Molecules, And Ions

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Puffer Lake is a natural mountain lake located at an elevation of 9700 feet. If Torriceli's experiment was done there, the
atmosphere supports a column of mercury about
mm Hg high.
760
O 1000
780
515
740

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