Height of Water in a Barometer Given Density & Column Height of Mercury - Chemistry Problems

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Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for using practice problems/examples to explain How to Calculate the Height of Water in a Barometer given the Density and column height of a Mercury Barometer. A solid background in Mathematics and Physics is also needed when deriving equations in Chemistry. This is an error free video/lecture on KZbin TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.

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So you're saying, size matters? Cool video.

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Hats off for Mr in this video!

[@faradwala4261]

What happens when the tube is made wider is there any kind of effect on barometer reading

[@darwinci]

no it doesn't

[@nahfid2003]

@@darwinci why?

[@rajendrasapre3897]

@@nahfid2003 Pascal's law

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😊 thanks ❤ sir

[@chrisplendour6761]

The video is so helpful, thank you 😊.

[@subramanyamrevanuru6032]

Great Video

[@anilkumarsharma8901]

A very big barometer gives enough energy which runs a city or not???

[@elizabethquaranta4402]

Can you do a video on The sea level (as reported by satellite data) has been changing. Can you construct a formula for it? Is this variation direct or indirect? Why? and explain it?

[@saxsisinha]

thank you

[@darwinci]

what if barometer is above sea level?

[@ravipandey3379]

Column height decreases as atm pressure decreases with height

[@Gym-s7r]

From where you are

[@darwinci]

thanks lads

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That's kind sus

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dirty minded dont watch this video ...