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with the help of an experiment show the structure and working of a pressure detector​

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Experiment - To show air occupies space

Procedure - A glass bowl is half filled with water. An empty glass tumbler is inverted inside the bowl.

When the tumbler is tilted, bubbles are seen in water.

Observation - The air was occupying space inside the tumbler, and on tilting air is displaced and bubbles come out because of that.

Conclusion - Air occupies space.

(b) Experiment - To show air has mass

Procedure - An inflated balloon is placed on one side of a simple scale, and the scale tilts towards one side.

Observation - The balloon has mass which makes the scale tilt.

Conclusion - Air has mass.

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