Low-pressure gauges in research laboratories are occasionally calibrated in inches of water (inH 2 O). Given that
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Low-pressure gauges in research laboratories are occasionally calibrated in inches of water (inH2O). Given that the density of mercury at 15°C is 13.6 g · cm–3 and the density of water at that temperature is 1.0 g · cm–3, what is the pressure (in Torr) inside a gas cylinder that reads 8.9 inH2O at 15°C?
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