Why is mercury used as a barometric liquid in a cistern barometer?
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Why is mercury used as a barometer liquid?
Science teachers usually explain that cistern barometers contain mercury because water barometers are too tall to fit in a typical room. Since mercury has a density 13.6 times that of water, mercury barometers can be 13.6 times shorter than water barometers.
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Science teachers usually explain that cistern barometers contain mercury because water barometers are too tall to fit in a typical room. Since mercury has a density 13.6 times that of water, mercury barometers can be 13.6 times shorter than water barometers.
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