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One torr of pressure corresponds to a column of mercury how high?
AOne metre
BOne centimetre
COne millimetre
DOne micrometre
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. One millimetre
A torr is defined as the pressure supporting one millimetre of mercury column.
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