Manometer Pressure Problems, Introduction to Barometers - Measuring Gas & Atmospheric Pressure

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I'm probably wrong, but I don't think a partially filled tube with 720mmHg will raise to 760mm when flipped into the Hg tank. The tube has to be COMPLETELY full before flipping, otherwise you a have 760mmHg air pocket in your tube--the level will not change. If you had 780mmHg, yes it would drop, the outside atmospheric pressure is too weak to support more than a 760 mm column of dense Hg.

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one of the limbs of a mercury manometer is connected to a gas cylinder the mercury level in the limb connected to the gas cylinder is 10 cm higher than that in the other then the gauge pressure of the gas is____cm of hg. I got 66 cm of hg but the answer says -10 cm of hg. Am I right or is the book right?

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Does the patm have to be in mm or can it be cm???

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Using meters as your units for pressure is really throwing me off. Pa or atm? Since when is meters a unit of pressure?

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meters are not a unit of pressure. "millimeters of mercury" is. its the same thing as torr. Youve heard of torr right?

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