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sineoko [7]
11 months ago
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the ability of torricelli's hypothesis about atmospheric pressure to suggest the design of the barometer is an illustration of:

Physics
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mrs_skeptik [129]11 months ago
7 0

The ability of Torricelli's hypothesis about atmospheric pressure to suggest the design of the barometer is an illustration of Fruitfulness

A barometer is a scientific instrument used to measure the air pressure in a certain environment. The atmospheric pressure measured is also known as barometric pressure. The pressure is measured in terms of atmosphere ( atm ) or bars. One bar / atm = 100 KPa

A glass tube closed at one end is submerged in a bowl filled with mercury and raised the tube but not above the mercury surface. The weight of the mercury pulled it down and left a partial vacuum at the closed end. This proved that gas has mass by creating pressure on things around it.  

Therefore, the ability of Torricelli's hypothesis about atmospheric pressure to suggest the design of the barometer is an illustration of Fruitfulness

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