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What is the density of a substance that can be raised to a column height of 12. 3cm under vacuum by atmospheric pressure. (Atmospheric pressure is 101,325 Pa)

What is the density of a substance that can be raised to a column height of 12. 3cm under vacuum by atmospheric pressure. (Atmospheric pressure is 101,325 Pa)
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What is the density of a substance that can be raised to a column height of 12. 3cm under vacuum by atmospheric pressure. (Atmospheric pressure is 101,325 Pa)

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The density of a substance that can be raised to a column height of 12.3 cm under vacuum by atmospheric pressure is 8.4 × 10⁴ kg/m³.

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