Measuring the Gravitational Acceleration by Hydrostatics

Bao Chun Zong; Chuan Hui Nie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.307.271

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Measuring the Gravitational Acceleration by Hydrostatics

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According to the physical principles of hydrostatics, we measure the gravitational acceleration by using the air specific heat ratio comprehensive instrument and an inverted test tube with a pressure sensor at the bottom of it. The experiment is simple and does not involve the measurement of time. The result is good.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 307)

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Bao Chun Zong, Chuan Hui Nie

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Gravitational Acceleration, Hydrostatic Pressure, Pressure Sensor

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