The vapour pressure of water at 100?C is
A.13.6 cm of Hg
B.100 cm of Hg
C.76 cm of Hg
D.100 N/cm2
A.13.6 cm of Hg
B.100 cm of Hg
C.76 cm of Hg
D.100 N/cm2
A.the fluid is frictionless
B.the fluid compressibility is greater than zero
C.the density does not change with pressure and temperature
D.the temperature of fluid remains constant
A.n = 0
B.n < 1
C.n > 1
D.n = 1
A.1 m2/s
B.1 ft2/s
C.1 cm2/s
D.1 mm2/s
A.769.8
B.0.85
C.870.6
D.27.2
A.non-colloidal solution
B.sewage sludge
C.rubber latex
D.quicksand
A.the principle of conservation of momentum
B.the principle of conservation of energy
C.the principle of conservation of mass
D.the principles of conservation of mass and energy
A.is used to measure the absolute pressure
B.uses the principle of buoyant force to determine specific gravities of liquids
C.is used to determine viscosities of liquids
D.is used to measure the local atmospheric pressure