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Chapter 2, Problem 80E
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
“Increase in the height of mercury.” should be identified.
Concept introduction:
Volume of capillary is proportional to the radius and the height of the capillary as follows:
Where, r is the radius of capillary
h is the height of capillary
Given:
Density of mercury at :
Density of mercury at :
Mass of mercury = 3.380 g
Diameter =0.200 mm
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