4Q. Compute the capillary depression of mercury at 68 °F (0 = 140°) to be expected in a 0.05 in diameter tube?
4Q. Compute the capillary depression of mercury at 68 °F (0 = 140°) to be expected in a 0.05 in diameter tube?
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Transcribed Image Text:4Q. Compute the capillary depression of mercury at 68 °F (0 = 140°) to be expected in a 0.05 in diameter
tube?
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Given data in question
Mercury
Temperature 68 Fahrenheit
Angle 140°
Diameter 0.05 inch
To find out
CAppilary depression
NOte
SUrface tension of mercury at 68 Fahrenheit = 0.0319 lb/ft
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