state the reason why water gets filled in the dropper when we press the bulb of a dropper before placing it's nozzle in water
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The rise of water in the dropper is due to atmospheric pressure.
When the bulb of a dropper is pressed, the pressure inside the dropper decreases and this causes the water to go inside the dropper
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Water gets filled in the dropper when we press the bulb of a dropper before placing it's nozzle in water due to difference in atmospheric pressure.
Explanation:
- The water in the dropper rises due to air pressure.
- When the bulb is pressed, the air in the tube and bulb escapes in the form of bubbles.
- As a result, the pressure inside the bulb lowers. However, atmospheric pressure exists on the liquid surface.
- As we remove the bulb, water flows within the tube.
- Water moves from a greater pressure (retained water) to a lower pressure (glass tube inside).
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