The radius of an Ostwald viscometer is measured as 168 µm. The time of flow of liquid is 19.86 seconds and the volume and pressure of the liquid are 2.864 cc and 0.98 atm respectively. The distance travelled by the liquid during the given time is 2.34 cm. What is the pressure of the liquid in Pa? * O 992.9850 O 9.9930 O 99298.5000 O 0.9930.

The radius of an Ostwald viscometer is measured as 168 µm. The time of flow of liquid is 19.86 seconds and the volume and pressure of the liquid are 2.864 cc and 0.98 atm respectively. The distance travelled by the liquid during the given time is 2.34 cm. What is the pressure of the liquid in Pa? * O 992.9850 O 9.9930 O 99298.5000 O 0.9930.

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