how does liquid pressure depend on density of the liquid
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P.V =nRT
Where p is pressure,v is volume , n is moles, R is ideal gas constant , T is temperature.
We know,
p=nrt/v
As n = m/M where m=mass, M=molar mass
p = mrt/Mv we know d = m/v
Thus,
p= drt/M
Therefore, PM=drT.
Pressure is directly proportional to density .
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