Under ideal conditions (that is, conditions where the hydrostatic pressure is negligible, there are no wall effects, the solution is not diluted by water influx, etc.), how high would the fluid rise in the tube at 23 C? Do not enter units. mm

Because pressure is not accounted for under ideal conditions, the calculated value above is (choose "larger" or "smaller") than the actual height the fluid rose during the time allotted during the the lab exercise.

Under ideal conditions, the only force affecting fluid movement up the tube is the pressure. How high would the fluid rise in the tube under ideal conditions at 23 C if the solution in the bag were changed to 0.5 M KCl? Do not enter units. mm