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A text book of the principles of physics (1884)

Daniell, Alfred, 1853-1937 · London, Macmillan and co. · leaf 328

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l to abH over the mouth of the vessel ; and (2) the water pressure on that orifice at the depth AC — that is, dbpg x AC. The total pressure tending to drive water up into the vessel is thus abli + (dbpg X AC). Since there is equilibrium when CB has the greatest possible height — equilibrium brought… … 99 If the vessel be of exactly such a height, or be immersed just sodeeply, that its own free height BC is such as to enable it to con- tain a column of the height H = — , it will be exactly filled. P9 n If BC, the free height of the vessel, exceed — , it is not pos- P9 sible that the column of…

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