Question

Which type of liquid is measured by a manometer

Answer 1

Answer:

mercury is the liquid which is measured by manometer

Answer 2

Answer:

mercury

Explanation:

A pressure-measuring tool is called a manometer. A U-shaped glass tube filled with liquid serves as the basic component of a manometer. Because of its high density, mercury is frequently used as the liquid.

• A manometer is a pressure-measuring tool. An ordinary simple manometer is made of a U-shaped glass tube that is partially filled with liquid. Due to its high density, mercury is usually the liquid.
• By balancing a liquid's weight between two pressures, liquid manometers calculate differential pressure. Small pressure differences can be measured using light liquids like water; big pressure differences need the use of mercury or other heavy liquids.
• A manometer is a device that measures and displays pressure.
• Two liquids are contained in the U-Tube, one of which is denser than the other.
• The investigation of the force that a fluid (liquid or gas) applies to a surface is known as pressure measurement. Usually, pressure is expressed as a force per unit of surface area. Numerous methods have been devised to measure pressure and vacuum.

hence mercury is measured by a manometer.