Liquids exert pressure at Right

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  1. Liquids exert pressure at Right Angles to the surface of container.Please explain this with an example
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  2. 2 liquids a and b have vapour pressure of 500 mm hg and 200 mm hg .calculate mole fraction of a at which 2 liquids have equal
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  3. In an investigation of the properties of the cobalt gas used in an air conditioning system , a sample of volume 500ml at 28
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  4. In an investigation of the properties of the coolant gas used in an air-conditioning system, asample of volume 500 mL at 28.0oC
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  5. true or false___ fluids exert pressure in all directions. ___ the faster fluids move, the more pressure they exert.
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  6. Air is made up of gas particles. These particles exert pressure on every object they collide against. This pressure is known as
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  7. Air is made up of gas particles. These particles exert pressure on every object they collide against. This pressure is known as
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  8. Air is made up of gas particles. These particles exert pressure on every object they collide against. This pressure is known as
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  9. air is made up of gas particles. these particles exert pressure on every object they collide against. this pressure is know as
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  10. Air is made up of gas particles. These particles exert pressure on every object they collide against. This pressure is known as
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