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Solving an Air Pressure Question: Who Is Right?
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[QUOTE="Merlin3189, post: 6851184, member: 542077"] Edit: Sorry. I didn't read BvU properly. I think he already said this. Eprouvette is just a test tube. Eprouver = to test (from french) Presumably filled with air. As pushed into water, air is compressed and stops water rising to outside level. Level depression is delta h, so internal pressure is just (density of water) x (delta h) x (g) above atmospheric. IE. just the hydrostatic pressure, because the pressure of the water at the water/air interface in the tube must be that. What's inside the tube is irrelevant. [/QUOTE]
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