A negative gauge pressure of 20.5 atm can sometimes be achieved with the device in the figure before the water separates. To what height, in meters, could such a negative gauge pressure raise water?
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The height to which the negative gauge pressure can raise water depends on the density of water and the atmospheric pressure at the location where the measurement is taken. The formula to calculate the height to which water can be raised using negative gauge pressure is given by:
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