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why is a low-density liquid is used as a monomeric liquid in a physics laboratory

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Monomer liquid

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An open tube manometer measures the gauge pressure, p - P_o = hpg. where p is the pressure being measured, P_o is the atmospheric pressure, h is the difference in height between the manometric liquid of density p in the two arms. For a given pressure p, the product hp is constant. That is, p should be small for h to be large. Therefore, for noticeably large h, laboratory manometer uses a low density liquid.

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