Chapter 11: Q2 PE (page 396)
Mercury is commonly supplied in flasks containing (about). What is the volume in litres of this much mercury?
Short Answer
The volume of mercury in litre is obtained as: .
Chapter 11: Q2 PE (page 396)
Mercury is commonly supplied in flasks containing (about). What is the volume in litres of this much mercury?
The volume of mercury in litre is obtained as: .
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