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Practical physics (1922)

Millikan, Robert Andrews, Gale, Henry Gordon · Boston : Ginn and Co. · leaf 24

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essels. It is a perfectlyfamiliar fact that when water is poured into a teapot it standsat exactly the same level inthe spout as in the body ofthe teapot; or if it is pouredinto a number of connectedvessels like those shown inFig. 6, the surfaces of theliquid in the various vesselslie in the same… … Fig. 6. Water level in communi-cating vessels 14 PEESSUEE IX LIQUIDS that at c, since the hquid does not tend to move in eitherdirection. Hence the pressure at o must be Is times the density. If water is poured in at s so that theheight ks is increased, the pressure tothe left at o becomes greater…

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