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PIT_PIT [208]
3 years ago
8

Give five difference between manometer and barometer​

Physics
1 answer:
mario62 [17]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Manometer is a measures to the atmospheric measure.

Barometer is a measure to the atmospheric pressure.

Explanation:

  • Manometer is there are two types (1) closed tube (2) open tube, is filled  with liquid water and mercury and the tube.
  • Manometer do not need equal size of the tubes to the open ended manometers.
  • Manometers is simple to attach on this filled to the high pressure gas in the bulb,this gas pressure put on the tube.
  • Manometer is the attach the gas and vacuum gas to the open of the air, its high pressure gas is to the one of end.
  • Manometer are filled the mercury to the heavy liquid manometer filled the liquid water and oil with the mercury.
  • Barometer is to the close ended tube and the glass tube is the open and that a vacuum is the other end.
  • Barometer can the u shaped and the closed ended tubes to the barometers.
  • Barometer is the mercury closed end and vacuum is the tallest point in the liquid.
  • Barometer is also used to be a table or left standing and also be digital  and portable traditional glass, may find the digital clock .
  • Barometer are filled the mercury to the high level liquid must be extreme tall in change in atmospheric pressure.  

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