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MN-Andrew
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New member: Stem cell biologist by training, and many years since my last physics class.
Imagine I take a water balloon and fill it completely with water. I then submerge the balloon in a beaker of water and place the glass inside a sealed chamber. What forces are applied to the water balloon when I force air to the chamber (to X psi)?
Is the force on the water balloon the same if the water balloon is in a chamber completely filled with water and water is forced into the chamber (to X psi)?
Imagine I take a water balloon and fill it completely with water. I then submerge the balloon in a beaker of water and place the glass inside a sealed chamber. What forces are applied to the water balloon when I force air to the chamber (to X psi)?
Is the force on the water balloon the same if the water balloon is in a chamber completely filled with water and water is forced into the chamber (to X psi)?