A reaction is performed in a vessel attached to a closed-tube manometer. Before the reaction, the levels
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A reaction is performed in a vessel attached to a closed-tube manometer. Before the reaction, the levels of mercury in the two sides of the manometer were at the same height. As the reaction proceeds, a gas is produced. At the end of the reaction, the height of the mercury column on the vacuum side of the manometer has risen by 24.32 cm and the height on the side of the manometer connected to the flask has fallen by the same amount. What is the pressure in the apparatus at the end of the reaction expressed in
(a) Torr;
(b) Atm;
(c) Pa;
(d) Bar?
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