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$\small\sf{What \: is \: vaccum \: pressure?}$

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Kellner–Solvay cell consists of a rectangular trough, at the base of which there is a thin layer of mercury which flows from one end to the other acting as cathode. A concentrated brine solution flows slowly through the cell in the same direction as the mercury and is maintained at a constant level

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$\small\sf{What \: is \: vaccum \: pressure?}$