What is Mercury barometer
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major reference. In barometer. In the mercury barometer, atmospheric pressure balances a column of mercury, the height of which can be precisely measured. To increase their accuracy, mercury barometers are often corrected for ambient temperature and the local value of gravity.
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Mercury Barometer:
Mercury Barometer is the simplest device to measure atmospheric pressure at a location. It consists of a glass tube closed at one end immersed in a container filled with mercury. Because of the atmospheric pressure mercury rises in the tube.
Principle of a mercury barometer:
A Mercury Barometer works on the principle of balancing the atmospheric pressure with the volume of mercury present in the device.
How does a mercury barometer work?
- Also known as a Torricellian barometer, it consists of a container filled with mercury and a glass tube which has one end sealed.
- The open end of the long and hollow vertical glass tube is positioned at the bottom inside the mercury container.
- At sea level, with the increase in the air temperature, the mercury in the glass tube rises because the increase in a temperature pushes down on the mercury inside the container.
- With the decrease in the air temperature, the mercury in the tube drops down due to the decrease in the pressure.
- The working of the mercury barometer is affected by the increase in the altitude. At a higher altitude, the pressure falls with the increase in altitude.
- The atmosphere at higher altitudes does not push down on the mercury in the container which does not result in the rising of mercury so far in the tube.
- The positioned glass tube has measurements or markings on its side. The atmospheric pressure is recorded by reading it through the measurements on the tube.
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