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A water column manometer measures pressure, such as the pressure output from a cpap unit used for sleep apnea.

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Q: What is measured using a water column manometer?
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Advantage using water in a manometer?

The manometer becomes much more sensitive ( 13.59 times more sensitive than a mercury manometer)


What kind of water used in manometer?

Any clean water can be used in a manometer.


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Mercury is used due to its higher specific gravity allowing the manometer physical size to be smaller in direct proportion to the weight of mercury vs weight of water.and its vapour pressure is negligible.these are the two reasons .


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