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The excess pressure inside an air bubble released in mercury is

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The excess pressure inside an air bubble released in mercury is Pez = 2S/R

  • According to excess pressure, if the air bubble is inside the mercury then, the excess pressure is the total amount of pressure that exceeds the outer side pressure of mercury.
  • Since, here we will have one free surface, thus - Pez = 2S/r, where S is the surface tension of the mercury          and R is the radius of the air bubble
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