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10.29 The contact angle of mercury with sodium lamina is 140 °. One such 1.00 mm radius of glass The thin tube is bolted to the hinged container. The amount of mercury in the tube relative to the outside liquid surface Will it be relatively down? The mercury at the experiment temperature is 0.465 N m '. Of mercury Density = 13.6 X 10 kg m.

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