Compute the capillary rise in the tube of radius 1mm for a mercury air glass interface with 130 degree considering that the temp is 20 degree C, note 8-0.028 N/m and p =1000 kg/m^3 12.2 mm O 13.5 mm O 16.4 mm O 14.8 mm

Compute the capillary rise in the tube of radius 1mm for a mercury air glass interface with 130 degree considering that the temp is 20 degree C, note 8-0.028 N/m and p =1000 kg/m^3 12.2 mm O 13.5 mm O 16.4 mm O 14.8 mm

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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