Asked by Dan

If the column of water in the water bormeter rose to a height of 35 feet, what would the atmospheric pressure be in mm Hg?
Answered by DrBob222
I believe it is
(35 ft/density Hg) x (12 in/ft) x (25.4 mm/in) = ??. This neglects the vapor pressure of water that will be pushing down inside the water barometer.
Answered by Lorie
874mmHg
Answered by Anonymous
If the column of water in the water barometer rose to a height of 33 feet, what would the atmospheric pressure be in mm Hg?
Answered by hadi
column of water in the water barometer rose to a height of 33 feet, what would the atmospheric pressure be in mm Hg?



mm Hg
Answered by daddy
(35ft/1)x(12in/1ft)x(25.4mm/1in) = 10,668 mmH2O
using mmH2O x (density H2O/density Hg) = mmHg
10,668 mmH2O x (0.99707g/mL / 13.5340g/mL) 785.9 mmHg
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